The IMF Tries to Cause Japanese Unemployment
By Michael Ashton It is truly appalling that global economic policymakers are essentially illiterate when it comes to economic history It is rare that I The post The IMF Tries to Cause Japanese...
View ArticleJapan is Doomed. Again
By Michael Ashton Quantitative easing does nothing to help economic growth Japan is doomed. Again. A couple of years ago, the Bank of Japan began The post Japan is Doomed. Again appeared first on...
View ArticleTrump’s America & Abe’s Japan – Concrete Proposals
By Jesper Koll of Wisdom Tree Abe is preparing to offer a comprehensive “Japan–U.S. economic cooperation plan” Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe is poised to The post Trump’s America & Abe’s Japan...
View ArticleThere is No Exit
By Heisenberg What happens when the global credit impulse dries up? Earlier today, I brought you a couple of visuals from the latest presentation by The post There is No Exit appeared first on...
View ArticleJapan Stocks Have Worst Day Since May as Volatility Spikes Most Since 2015
By Heisenberg Americans are waking up on Wednesday morning to a post-“fire and fury like the world has never seen” reality. As noted, Trump probably The post Japan Stocks Have Worst Day Since May as...
View ArticleSell US – Buy Japan?
By Kevin Muir of the Macro Tourist [biiwii comment: man, that picture is unnerving… ] With the gong show occurring in Washington, it’s amazing anyone The post Sell US – Buy Japan? appeared first on...
View ArticleThe Quiet Bull Market Everyone is Skeptical of
By Kevin Muir Although US stock markets are getting all the attention, Japan is quietly knocking up against 20-year highs. In 1995, Nick Leeson bankrupted The post The Quiet Bull Market Everyone is...
View ArticleJapan is Booming, Except it’s Not
By Jeffrey Snider Japan is hot, really hot. Stocks are up to a level not seen since 1996 (Nikkei 225). Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called The post Japan is Booming, Except it’s Not appeared first on...
View ArticleGPIF is About to Bite Back
By Kevin Muir A few years ago, the Japanese government made an announcement that went unnoticed by many market pundits. Since then, although there have The post GPIF is About to Bite Back appeared...
View ArticleWhen does “so good” become “too good”?
By Callum Thomas As the global economic cycle heats up, it’s worth posing the question: when does “so good” become “too good”? It’s a reference The post When does “so good” become “too good”? appeared...
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