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- EU posed for Greece crisis talks
- Tricky task of getting Britain back to balance
- Stimulus by Fed is disappointing, economists say
- America appears to be sleepwalking towards disaster – does no one care?
- Nice summation of the pluses and minuses of the weak dollar
- Syria joins spiral
- Ben Bernanke forces Chinese to pave farmland
| EU posed for Greece crisis talks Posted: A delegation of leading European and international monetary officials are planing a crisis summit in Athens in May |
| Tricky task of getting Britain back to balance Posted: Latest from David Smith at economicsuk.com |
| Stimulus by Fed is disappointing, economists say Posted: Benyamin Appelbaum in New York Times. |
| America appears to be sleepwalking towards disaster – does no one care? Posted: Latest from Liam Halligan in The Telegraph. |
| Nice summation of the pluses and minuses of the weak dollar Posted: The Journal does a nice job of summarizing the advantages as well as the risks posed to the US economy from the weak dollar. |
| Posted: Pressure on the regime in Syria is intensifying, adding to the instability in the Middle East. While not an oil producer of any great import, it is a strategically important country bordering Israel, backed by Iran. Look for oil prices to stay well-bid while the Syrian drama plays out which ... |
| Ben Bernanke forces Chinese to pave farmland Posted: Why are food prices rising globally? Because QE2 is forcing Chinese manufacturers to build on what used to be farmland. For shame, Mr. Bernanke. |
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