320 posts tagged Trade Deficit
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Global Trade Imbalances
http://illusionofprosperity.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ global-trade-imbalances.htmlNeither a borrower nor a lender be Polonius: Neither a borrower nor a lender be, For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. Incidentally, in the days when Hamlet was first staged, borrowing was epidemic among the gentry, who sometimes neglected husbandry
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China's Great Depression Revisited
http://illusionofprosperity.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ chinas-great-depression-revi…I ran across this article today. It was written just a few days after I turned bearish in 2004. It makes predictions for 2008 and 2009. The entire article is well worth the read. For what it is worth, I agree and have agreed with its premise (as seen in my "See Also" links below).
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U.S. Trade Deficit Continues to Retreat
http://medvedhost.info/ 2008/ 05/ 10/ us-trade-deficit-continues-to-retreat/U.S. Trade Deficit Continues to Retreat The U.S. international trade deficit narrowed to US$58.2 billion in March from a downwardly revised US$61.7 billion (prior US $62.3 billion) In February. Going into the March release, the deficit was expected to narrow to US$61 billion from February’s initially reported level.
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Fun with Exhibit 17
http://www.blindreason.org/ 2008/ 05/ fun-with-exhibit-17.htmlhttp://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/2008/pdf/trad0308.pdf I had some fun with math at a 5AM this morning reading the most recent BEAs report on our trade deficit last quarter. One particular exhibit, number 17 I spent some quality time with. Here is the link to the full report above.
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2005 Revisited?
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Trade Deficit Decreases in March 2008
http://blogs.officialexportguide.com/ news/ ?p=944Trade Deficit Decreases in March 2008 May 12, 2008 The United States’ international deficit in goods and services decreased to $58.2 billion in March from $61.7 billion (revised) in February, as imports decreased more than exports.
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Trade Deficit Decreases in March 2008
http://blogs.customhouseguide.com/ news/ ?p=870Trade Deficit Decreases in March 2008 May 12, 2008 The United States’ international deficit in goods and services decreased to $58.2 billion in March from $61.7 billion (revised) in February, as imports decreased more than exports.
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Pakistan : Rising trade deficit may jeopardize economy
http://www.southasiabiz.com/ 2008/ 05/ pakistan_rising_trade_deficit.htmlBecause of low export and high import, Pakistan is facing an all time high trade deficit of $16.08 billion. From July to April, Pakistan’s import bill stands at $32.061 billion and export at $15.255 billion. The main reason behind this high trade deficit is the rising price of crude oil and poor export figure.
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Uncle Sam draws breath over trade figures
http://defaqtoblog.com/ iabn/ 2008/ 05/ 12/ uncle-sam-draws-breath-trade-figures…Talking of the US and its politicians, the US trade deficit shrank in March – down to $58.2bn. It appears the falling dollar is working, although unfortunately for the US, it only worked one way. Imports fell, thanks in part to the falling dollar, but exports fell too; that wasn’t supposed to have happened.
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India industrial production data (May 12)
http://enewss.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 11/ india-industrial-production-data-may-…If markets are looking forward to a favorable industrial production (IIP) data as an indicator going forward then there may not be anything surprising for them. With all the negative indicators around us and especially the central government’s steps to curb inflation, naturally Industrial production data will take a beating.
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