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What are the chances of the worldwide economic Recovery continuing this year?
Posted on January 2, 2016 at 11:19 AM |
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The chances are pretty decent of the worldwide economic Recovery continuing this year, with the promising possibility of enhancement. Japan seems to have decided to continue its Stimulus, running at some $85 billion a month. This is gigantic for the size of their population, and guarantees the highest standards of living in the world to all Japanese citizens, plus a growing influence around the world, where their capital is likely to foster growth and development. For example, they have offered $35 billion to India for joint venture in developments of infrastructure, and this will certainly add to Japanese GNP. India has done joint venture and co-operation treaties with Germany and France, to help develop some of the 100 new cities that Pradhanmantri Shree Narendra Modi announced at the beginning of 2015. Since then, he has visited China and Russia, and is signing up co-operation and trade agreements with every likely nation, including many in Africa. As a lot of Indians lived in Africa and grew up there, it seems India is taking an altruistic stance, wishing to repay with gratitude to their African brothers and sisters. This is a laudable gesture, and will enable the inherent and huge potential growth that is in places such as Lagos and Zimbabwe. China too is extending its sphere of influence, Hon Xi Jinping visited so many nations and signing up trade and co-operation treaties. I can imagine joy for all these nations, where they will have expertise been made available to them, together with the machinery and transportation to fully benefit from their resources as well as create infrastructure developments which they so badly need. How can people not imagine dams, electricity, drinking water available on the doorstep, schools, dispensaries, hospitals, hotels, housing, tourists.....thriving economies....where God has blessed them with the rich fertile lands, mineral wealth, green vegetation, fragrant flowers, livestock to provide them plenty of milk. Africa is most likely to come up with the most number of billionaires soon....or if not, at least top social entrepreneurs who will instead contribute to their lands through holding together and creating business enterprises which serve the communities. If not dollar billionaires, these will be the enlightened spiritual billionaires who will do great good for their communities....at once, their people will have increasing standards of living. If the local African banks can back these entrepreneurs, they can create the development and wealth and growth that is the potential. I pray all these people receive the rich blessings from God. The United States has steadily grown from the dark days of the 2008 meltdown to today, where the economy seems to have been totally restored, and is growing, with confidence, more jobs, more enterprise, more homeowners, more cars......Now the Fed will just need to fix the Debt Ceiling (in March, it seems). If they just expand the balance sheet to January 2017, the Obama administration will be home and dry, and all the senators and representatives can continue to collect their pay checks. The alternative policies of the Tea Party crowd or Republicans like Donald Trump would see Obamacare repealed, and poor students being sent home due to lack of a free lunch at school. Those dark days caused due to sequestration are something that is best forgotten. I pray Hillary Clinton shall become elected as the President at November 2016. Simply, it seems her destiny. It would resonate with the times and the perceptions of people today, everybody seeking self-expression in a democracy. Her election will enshrine the highest achievement in gender equality. That is a truth the people will not wish to hide, nor deny themselves. The time has come for this Democrat to rise as the dove, and sit in the highest office in the land. She was very successful as a peacemaker in the Middle East when she was the Secretary of State. She has a natural gift for making peace agreements, and people trust her. She is a natural ambassador for peace. The world atmosphere will change when she becomes President, the whole tone of political relations will change, I believe, for the better. It is up to the people, to honour her, and elect her to the White House. The One Trillion Eighty Billion Stimulus that the European Central Bank has rolled out has the promise of being extended beyond September 2016, as announced by their President Mario Draghi recently. That will offer ample scope for upgrade and innovation by the companies in the Euro Area (and by extension Europe) to meet the challenges of these times. On that note, the one thing the world is waiting for is the Juncker Plan. With reforms under way, Greece must surely be ready for it. The low Oil price has depleted the reserves of the oil exporting nations, and their budget deficits have been bigger than envisaged. That suggests they will review their stance on cutting productions, and introduce some cuts before long; their stance has hurt their purses deeply, so some change may be expected. Russia too could follow suit, unless they are happy to foster a recession at home. Common sense would suggest oil price could begin to rise.....but when is only known to the bigwigs in OPEC and Russia. It is past the post-panic stage; it seems it is a time when they must be regretting not cutting back production earlier. And there would be no loss of face. Economic reality seems pretty harsh. May I wish you good health and joy for the New Year. Kind regards, Durudarshan H. Dadlani (c) Copyright, but may be freely shared. |
Magnificent, the ECB Stimulus
Posted on January 25, 2015 at 5:08 PM |
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The Trillion Euro stimulus announced this afternoon by ECB President Mario Draghi is nothing less than magnificent in my view, and will help create jobs and industry for millions, and turn into wealth. This stimulus augurs well for the European stockmarkets and for the Euro itself, which it now underpins with a very positive aspect. It seems to have been announced at the right time, and although the immediate market reaction may not have been wildly enthusiastic, it is a complex stimulus, needing people to understand and digest its implications. In plain terms, it is 60 billion Euros per month over 18 months, starting from March to September 2016, meaning a total of 1,080,000,000,000* Euros. This was announced by Mr Draghi at the press conference in Frankfurt this afternoon. It will serve the 19 nations that make up the Euro Area, or Eurozone, which now includes as from 1st January 2015 Lithuania. However, it will not be available at the moment to Greece, which benefits from arrangements already in place from the IMF, which gave them two bailouts and numerous haircuts. Perhaps there could be cross border mergers of some organisations which would benefit all? There seems enough appetite for additional funds, especially by companies who have not been able to find funding from the banks so far. This is a ready segment that will be glad to be served by this Stimulus. As in England and Britain, where Mr Cameron has been visiting various companies, who have received funding now, something similar needs to be implemented in the Eurozone. Money invested in companies which need capital for upgrades of machinery, or cash flow to keep the factories operating while their customers arrange to pay them, will maintain employment and sustain livelihoods and, hopefully, even create wealth in the long term. That 'old school' way of trading had died recently in the credit crunch, and could well do with revival. It may be the clue to bring Recovery back on stream. This Trillion Euro Stimulus was long awaited, and probably is just in time, now joining the money flow in the U.S., Japan and China, to maintain the worldwide economic Recovery, which shall flourish to Prosperity for all nations. The next stage surely must be for the BRICS nations to reduce their benchmark interest rates and for the Emerging Markets to do something similar, in due course to be followed by Africa perhaps? Or even simultaneously, and soon? Why not? The national books can become squared internationally, as each nation develops its resources, trades with the other nations, and brings development and growth at home. Would that not be the most marvellous thing to happen? I wish you peace and prosperity, to every nation, man, woman and child. Kind regards, Duru-darshan (c) Copyright. P.S. Earlier I left out three 0's. Aw aw aw! |
The macro shifts that could help Recovery
Posted on May 13, 2014 at 3:59 PM |
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The U.S. stock market has recovered and gone beyond where it was at the marking point in October 2008. I hear that even Lehman Brothers continues to make huge profits today. The job creation in America last month was a bright number, at 300,000. My suggestion is if such a number was created for another five months, it would be reasonable to say that the economic Recovery has strengthened significantly. No, that would not neccesitate further tapering. I am of the opinion that Dr Yellen needs to perhaps increase the QE by about $5 billion a month for the foreseeable future, until Recovery is complete. At $45 billion a month, there is a shortage for the meantime to fund the social aspect, and cutting would have a similar impact to the dreadful sequestration, when poor students were being sent home because there was no provision for a mid-day meal for them. (Of course, the wisdom may be to ask them to bring their own lunch and provide them the opportunity for education, and keep them from turning to delinquency). The U.S. housing market seems to have stabilised, but has still scope for improvement. While foreign investors and hedge funds will avail themselves of these opportunities, the American households are still holding to wait and see that there is sustained recovery in the jobs market with prospects long-term before they start to buy houses. I of course would suggest that they should consider now, when rates may be just edging up a little from historic highs and prices remain affordable. On this side of the pond, in the United Kingdom, the housing market has just become stable. I don't see much upside this year, in view of cut-backs in social security for housing. A lot of the estate agents relying on government funding for housing have closed shop; and I see a few landlords putting up their big houses for sale. The time of easy regular income for landlords seems to be now over. It may be a good chance for the government to provide housing to deserving people on low incomes if the rents are actually downwards from the recent highs. That would make sense to the government purse as well as tenants. Other than that the economy seems to be quite robust, with creation of jobs and employment opportunities for many, together with en masse creation of apprenticeships under the guidance and friendly policies of the Cameron government, which has been one of the most people sensitive government the Tories have formed so far. The multi-cultural cohesion and contented atmosphere is something to be appreciated. The Greeks have got their economy improving, with 10 years Bonds at a yield around 6 percent. Not many moons ago, the yields were an exhorbitant 30 percent or so. The generosity of the European Union in bailing them out played a tremendous part in helping this situation to be reached. All European nations, flowers of the same bouquet, must rejoice. Spain is also seeing signs of improvement, and now that I hear of KKR looking to fund some Spanish bank, I guess the economy there will start to improve quite rapidly. The huge opportunity is there, for people who like the good climate and culture, to buy properties there perhaps for retirement, and even start businesses there, which could be a way to create jobs in Spain. As governments adjust their policies to allow more immigration, especially to parts which are sparsely populated, more young blood can settle and rejuvenate the economies of the advanced nations. The ageing populations need looking after, and the young immigrants would be happy to come and work hard and pay their taxes, buy houses, cars, books, TVs, etc, etc. The economies would pick up. That will I believe be the second leg of Recovery. I believe the future is very bright, as Recovery will turn to Prosperity, which could be even within six months. At least I pray for that. Kind regards, Duru-darshan. |
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Posted on March 2, 2014 at 4:19 PM |
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Stimulus? Taper? Where we headed?
Posted on September 27, 2013 at 2:36 PM |
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In his penultimate testimony recently, Federal Chief Ben Bernanke suggested that the QE measures had greatly helped the economy. The infusion of money did indeed stabilise the economy and create jobs on an on-going monthly basis, helping people buy autos and houses, and adding to consumer confidence in the U.S., which has become one of the fastest recovering nations post the 2008-crash. The QE measures introduced in August 2011 helped to propel the economy from a negative loss of confidence to a positive full of hope and promise and enterprise culture. The QE measures helped to finance the government departments as well as the social net, and has got some of the pick-and-shovel jobs under way, although not as many as may have been envisaged. Secretary for the Treasury Jack Lew is characterised as pleading for action on the issue of the debt ceiling, but of course this issue cannot have escaped anyone's attention. A logical time for resolution of this issue in somewhere mid to end October, when Mr Bernanke may be stepping down, having served his nation in a most admirable way. The $40 billion a month stimulus under the first QE measure must have clocked up a trillion just after two years and one month. The additional stimulus of $45 billion a month in buying of mortgage-backed securities has been in place for nearly a year, and that tots up another half trillion or so. All told, the authorised stimulus which was the debt ceiling was around $1.45 trillion, plus a further $700 billion from banks and private or public concerns. The money has swirled in the system and created much happiness for so many people, and sustained livelihoods and restored confidence, not only in the USA, but around the world. The dark days were when diamond merchants in India were standing idle, because American men had stopped buying diamond rings for their fiancées. The whole supply chain from South Africa to Antwerp to Tel Aviv felt the effect. Thankfully, those days are gone, and we all have to thank the return to confidence that has enabled consumers believe in a good life and live with hope. When people have received loans and mortgages, their purpose has been filled with joy. May that continue for the foreseeable future, as hard work and enterprise turn into wealth, going round and serving more. A growing circle of enterprise and industry in each nation has given added confidence to increased trade as well as growth at home. When the global locomotive of growth drives along, it is music to the ears of people everywhere, be it China, India, the Middle East, Africa, or South America, not to forget Japan and Australia. Growth and enterprise is good for the world, as each nation trades their unique resources, creating work and purpose, confidence and enterprise. The cash-flow that the stimulus measures provided have been a great blessing, creating many jobs, creating many livelihoods, helping many families survive and recover from the savage recession that beset the world, and with the creation of activity, opening of factories and workshops, improving purchase of goods both utilitarian and luxury, improved number of travellers and visitors globally, it seems the economies are set for further growth to Prosperity. Secretary of Treasury Jack Lew and colleagues will know what measures are necessary. President Obama and House Speaker Boehner will ascertain what is necessary and prudent for continuation of the economic Recovery. Positive developments on this with bi-partisan co-operation will herald the path to Prosperity. Trusting in good judgement, no one should have concern. Kind regards, Duru-darshan. |
Hello, guys, wear your thinking caps on...and read my blogs.
Posted on September 9, 2013 at 4:48 AM |
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Good morning, everybody. I note that a few readers have been reading my blog overnight, especially on topics like Quantitative Easing, the Euro. The most popular blogs have been as follows, if you wish to read them too :- 1)What good would exiting the Euro do for Greece? 2) Would Quantitative Easing or Credit Easing help? 3) Where's the potential growth for the future? 4) Where's the chocolate I kept in the fridge? 5) You can sense the sense of duty Mr Obama has to America 6) What the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve. I imagine you will hear some impassioned debates on TV and the media in days to come. Kind regards, Duru-darshan. |
Mixed signals about the economic picture
Posted on July 30, 2013 at 8:08 AM |
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There seem to be mixed signals about the economy. The OPEC countries exported oil worth $1.27 Trillion last year, so that much wealth has been created for their economies and the nations who trade with them. What is baffling is the high Oil price, which in my calculation is far too high to sustain Recovery. Couple that with an observation made by Prince Al-waleed bin Talaal that in view of increasing shale gas production, especially in the U.S., the world is less reliant on oil from OPEC, meaning declining demand in years to come. Most OPEC nations' infrastructure development projects would stay on line were the price per barrel no less than $85, that was according to Sheikh Al-Naimi and Sheikh Al-Badari as well as the Algerian oil minister about a year ago. The housing numbers from the U.S. on the Case-Schiller map have not been as robust as was expected; indeed, housing starts have been the slowest for 18 years. While reduced inventory is holding up prices, there needs to be much more construction activity. In the meantime, Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycles Research Institute, who looks at the leading indicators, suggests he has seen figures to indicate a slow-down, which would probably show up in the real economy in another four-five months time. Corrective measures by government and big corporations in creating jobs and a resurgence of confidence could help to avert that scenario. All humans like to eat and drink well, dress well, live in comfortable housing, have good transport, have good entertainment, read books, listen to music, watch movies, play in the park, go on holidays, and so on, and people always have aspirations that the economy - in the combined efforts of all to innovate, develop, utilize and monetize all that God has put on earth - will help them with improving standards of living. That is what everyone wants. Good news from the U.S. is that they are creating about 150,000 or more jobs each month, and today sees the announcement by Amazon of the creation of 5,000 jobs at their HQ. I suggest a lower Oil price would help Recovery regain its sure steps, for a worldwide economic Recovery. I pray for that. Kind regards, Duru-darshan. |
Period of Integration and Accomodative Policies
Posted on July 5, 2013 at 4:54 AM |
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It was fun listening to a talk by Tony Plummer, on the theories of the legendary American investor W.D. Gann, who is fabled to have made over $50 million dollars - a huge amount in the 1950s. Gann theory, which Mr Plummer has interpreted in his new book The Law of Vibration, suggests that there are four cycles : Shock, which the world saw in 2008, followed by Absorption of Shock, which is supposed to have ended in 2012, followed by Integration, which began in 2012/13 and is likely to take us all in 2015. This period of Integration is typified by what has been confirmed by the new Bank of England Guvnor Mark Carney as well as the ECB Chairman Mario Draghi, that the banks will continue with an accommodative stance with regards to stimulus, i.e. the punch bowl will not be removed any time soon. It would seem that that will indeed become the theme of the coming months and years, at all levels, personal, political, economic, cultural, national and international, according to my reading of the situation. This is based on the rational trends that are in their infancy on the world stage. Look at the example of Turkey, where an all-inclusive accommodative stance has stabilised the situation there. Look at the situation in Egypt, where the military as guardians of the peoples' freedoms and economic well-being are supporting the new Interim President, who is a Chief Justice of many years standing and will follow policies which will benefit a wider democracy. Here again, an accommodative stance by all people, including the Muslim Brotherhood supporters of Dr Mursi, will win the day, to ensure the smooth running of this great cultural nation, so that trading and tourism continues, and continues to provide the bread and butter which all people naturally need. In this period of Integration 2012/13 to 2015, an accommodative stance by central banks and political leaders will be the rational ways to continue worldwide economic Recovery, and God-willing peace prevails everywhere, which will then lead to a growing Prosperity. Please let me have your comments as usual. Kind regards, Duru-darshan. |
My posts for the last 30 days, to 1st June
Posted on June 1, 2013 at 9:21 AM |
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Hello Readers, Thanks for your visits to my website and blog. The stats are quite impressive to me anyway, with an average of 12,000 visitors a month over the last six months, with a total of 196,493 visitors so far since I started to blog in June 2011. So the latest numbers indicate a gratifying growing number of readers, thanks to you all. I hope you continue to find my blog informative on debates of contemporary concern In the world of finance, economics, philanthropy and other issues of human concern. Anyway, my posts over the last 30 days were as follows, and you may wish to look them up and have a read :- Heavenly Father likes us to be joyful Ramdev Ayurvedic - Goodmayes Business Centre Winds, be thee still Hello, Dorking and Oakland What should we have instead of austerity Namaste, Indore! Welcome Amsterdam, Walnut, Atlanta The youth employment and the Retirement age. What's happening with the economy? Hello, Amsterdam. Masseur voor Frozen shoulder. That's it for the moment. Wish you all an enjoyable weekend. Kind regards, Duru-darshan. |
What should we have instead of Austerity?
Posted on May 23, 2013 at 5:33 AM |
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The I.M.F. has a good suggestion for Britain : to inject some capital into infrastructure projects. That would of course create or maintain lots of jobs, as well as upgrading the infrastructure. There may be a good argument to bring forward the house-building at the racecourses, refurbishing houses in the deserted towns in the regions, and perhaps assisting people to move away from the main areas and into these new areas, which could create a lot of economic activity as well as giving people better housing, jobs (in a new town you would need doctors, nurses, cinema ushers, porters, teachers, traffic wardens, salespeople, double-glazing companies, solar panel engineers, builders, drivers, electricians). The shale cracking or fracking industry could be a viable alternative, once safety concerns have been ascertained, creating jobs, lowering energy bills, making Britain an affordable place to live in, and attracting more people to consider making Britain their home if they are suitably qualified to add to the economic life here. The lending requirements in the housing sector are of the order of a £100 billion, and yet Bank of England Guvnor Sir Merwyn King is only backed by 2 of the 9 MPC members for an additional stimulus of £25 billion. The other seven would probably like to keep Austerity measures, the snake that is squeezing life out of the European economies. As the IMF has suggested, growth would be the alternative, and a stimulus is the required cash flow mechanism that must be utilized. The U.S. quantitative easing policy has shown that it is a practical way to come out of recession, and both the U.S. and Britain are blessed in this regard in that they can issue their own legal tender. The MPC board members can hopefully see the sense of it, and give Sir Merwyn the vote to issue a further stimulus before he retires. It will be a blessing to the nation, and in time for the royal birth in June. What should we have instead of Austerity? Well, of course, a jamboree and a celebration would be good, which will help people satisfy their reasonable demands of a growing prosperity. The quicker it is put in place, the earlier the cycle of wealth creation can continue, which in turn will bring money to address the deficit, and the only really practical way of growth. Can you imagine a shop-keeper without cash flow? Nor should the MPC board members see Britain in such a light. Kind regards, Duru-darshan. |
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- Chinese stockmarket fall (1)
- Recovery in the Eurozone now likely to continue (1)
- Testimony at the LDS Church after the Blue Moon (1)
- So much money! (1)
- The Yuan adjustment (1)
- Greek national dance in celebration. (1)
- Suggest Japan should taper their Stimulus. (1)
- Mountain of $57 Trillion, and a family worth 700 Trillion? (1)
- Good times ahead (1)
- I believe Japan should reduce their Stimulus (1)
- The Mormons (1)
- U.S. government funding till November 2016, please. (2)
- Bank of England rate unlikely to be raised just yet... (1)
- How can we perhaps have the miracle of Inflation? (1)
- Exciting times ahead for the world economy. (1)
- Some thoughts on Christianity (1)
- Enhanced ECB Stimulus would be an Act of Faith. (2)
- Creating employment, the challenge facing Europe (1)
- U.S. should extend the Debt Ceiling, Japan should taper, India should cut the rate, U.K. doing fine (2)
- With high energy prices, how can British steel industry survive? Yet survive it must. (1)
- Extended Stimulus by the E.C.B. and a 10 basis point cut seems good news. (2)
- Please, can they consider amending the Myanmar Constitution? (2)
- Poor inner-city areas a breeding ground for terrorists? (1)
- Heavenly Father, where art Thou? Can people share God's Umbrella? (1)
- Jesus, the Heart of Love for all Mankind (1)
- Cheers to the pre Christmas spirit (1)
- Touker Suleyman, who bought an ailing company for a £1 and turned it into a £27 Million tu (1)
- Loves and blessings for Christmas (1)
- Manoj Bhargava - Billionsinchange (1)
- Historical blogs - of current interest. (1)
- Some thoughts for the New Year. (1)
- Basil leaves tea.... for reducing diabetes, soothing cancer (1)
- Musical Christmas celebration, by the Hyde Park Choir (1)
- Wish you a Happy New Year...Prunay le gillon, Oxford and New York. (1)
- Climate change? Unseasonally warm (1)
- North Korea's Mini Bomb....let us view it as comic relief. (1)
- A stockmarket correction before resumption of the bull trend? (1)
- The love of Christ - a strong enough foundation. (1)
- Work hard, and work for peace....that way may be the noble, dignified way forward. (1)
- Mrs Clinton holds Mr Trump on form. I believe she will win. (1)
- "I know for a certainty that He is coming back" (1)
- China is still very rosy, with re-focus of the economy (1)
- Now is the time for all good men and women to come to the aid of the Party. (1)
- Saudi Arabia proposing some welcome cuts. (1)
- Sister Akunne's good news...her exam pass, and continuity to work as a teacher. (1)
- Hillary Clinton, The Donald, the Tea Party? (1)
- How can the symphony of Recovery and Prosperity resume? (1)
- Good evening, Greek friends.... (1)
- The future looks rosy. I believe we shall avoid a recession. (1)
- Tolstoy would have been as Christ. (1)
- Year of the Monkey. (1)
- Swaminarayan Temple, Neasden (1)
- Testimonies of a Christian family (1)
- Hopefully, the ceasefire can lead to a greater Peace in Syria. (1)
- Syria Peace Talks to be arranged for 9th March 2016 (1)
- Shadow boxing? The night is yet young in the contest for the highest office in the world. (1)
- The U.S. Presidential race (1)
- Hillary Clinton odds-on favourite with the bookies, no wonder. (1)
- ECB 20 Billion additional stimulus, (1)
- The refugees from Syria - help for them, please. (1)
- The U.S. Property sector, creating $2 Trillion to the good. (1)
- The Republican candidates (1)
- Who will win the Presidential race? (1)
- Peace, as a rose upon stony ground. (1)
- Donald Trump would be good for a King, but not as President (1)
- Hillary for America. The Democrat faithful can make it so today. (1)
- The U.S. Presidential elections (1)
- Peace helps us not to fall short of the glory of God. (1)
- Further peace, lessen war and conflicts. (1)
- Peace and Prosperity ahead for 2016? (1)
- Tata Steel - could they find a buyer soon? (1)
- The Panama Papers (1)
- Go ahead, ask the banks for a business loan. (1)
- Would you borrow from your bank? (1)
- the British steel industry - and the E.U. (1)
- Hillary Clinton needs all the support in New York and California...and Redmond,Kentucky... (1)
- France, Germany, Brazil, India, Russia.....greetings! (1)
- It's looking good for Hillary Clinton.....and for Donald Trump. (1)
- India, shortage of water a national emergency? (1)
- Drought, and shortage of drinking water, in India. (1)
- Do you care about the young doctors? (1)
- Why don't the stockmarkets like prospect of a Republican win? (1)
- Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London. A celebration. (1)
- A further pierod of economic Recovery in the Euro Area,and Europe. (1)
- Hillary for America = America for Hillary (1)
- I pray for Venezuela, now suffering poverty due to fall in Oil price. (1)
- Brexit? Oh no, I believe it would be a bad idea. (1)
- Can Dr Yellen delay hiking the rate for some time? (1)
- Peace in Syria - something must be done to arrange this. (1)
- Is Brexit likely? Will Hillary win the Presidential race? (1)
- Will the DOW reach 18500, or even 19000? (1)
- My sentiments are to vote IN on 23rd June 2016. (1)
- Europe hopes Britain will remain In. (1)
- Brexit - a lesson for positive changes? (1)
- A 'damage limitation' excercise after Brexit. (1)
- Over half a million new jobs with a Brexit? (1)
- Progress in harmony, not disruption. (1)
- Steady growth for Europe for the next 18 months, by grace of God. (1)
- Could Mr Kuroda taper the Stimulus? (1)
- Ah so....Mr Abe's economic stimulus, authorized by Guvnor Kuroda. (1)
- Clarity will help the Euro develop into a strong Reserve Currency. (1)
- Donald Trump shall be a good great President (1)
- DEmonitisation may have a flaw (1)
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