Feb.03
10:55 AM ET
Friday, 3 Feb 2012
Posted By:Dan Steinbock CNBC Guest Blog
“We do not want higher inflation and we’re not tolerating higher inflation,” Fed chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress yesterday. In a way, that’s true. Washington is exporting higher inflation , which it does not want, to the emerging world, which must tolerate it. And Brussels has joined in. Read More
Topics:China | Politics and Government | Federal Reserve | European Central Bank | Debt | Central Banks | Business | Bonds | Barack Obama | Banking | Bailouts | Angela Merkel | Ben Bernanke | Economy (Global) | Economy (U.S.)
Jan.31
8:11 AM ET
Tuesday, 31 Jan 2012
Hopes for a Greek deal persist, and British consumers are feeling better - it's time for your FX Fix. Read More
Topics:Unemployment | Western Europe | Politics and Government | Investing | Investment Strategy | Foreign Exchange | European Central Bank | Europe | Europe | Economy (Global) | Debt | Currencies | Britain | Bailouts | European Union | Consumers | Angela Merkel | Emerging Markets | Interest Rates | Inflation | Germany | Greece | Central Banks | U.S. Dollar | British Pound | Australian Dollar | Euro | Commodities | Banking
Sectors:Banks
Jan.25
7:18 AM ET
Wednesday, 25 Jan 2012
Employment is the most important issue facing the world over the next decade, Vikram Pandit, chief executive of Citigroup, along with the other co-chairs of the World Economic Forum, told journalists in Davos Wednesday. Read More
Topics:Jobs | Careers | Angela Merkel | Nicolas Sarkozy | Employment | Unemployment | Davos - World Economic Forum
Jan.20
2:07 PM ET
Friday, 20 Jan 2012
We often view Germans as stern, humorless, efficiency freaks who rarely fail. Think Angela Merkel. Perhaps that's not a fair characterization. Here are three examples this week that Germans can be funny, crazy, and fail. Read More
Topics:Germany | Angela Merkel | Television
Sectors:Media
Jan.17
7:53 PM ET
Tuesday, 17 Jan 2012
In turn, the "Mad Money" host thinks global prospects look brighter. Read More
Topics:Angela Merkel | European Central Bank | Central Banks | ETFs | Gold | Copper | China | Debt | Europe | Germany | Stock Picks | Stock Market
Sectors:Metals and Mining
Jan.13
11:35 AM ET
Friday, 13 Jan 2012
Posted By:Dan Steinbock CNBC Guest Blog
In May 2010, the Eurozone crisis began with turmoil in Greece. In spring 2012, new turmoil in Greece will frame the end-game of the Eurozone itself. Read More
Topics:Nicolas Sarkozy | Western Europe | PIIGS | Politics and Government | IMF | France | Germany | Europe | European Central Bank | Deficits | Debt | Currencies | Credit Ratings | Central Banks | Bonds | Banking | Bailouts | Austerity | Angela Merkel | Greece | Economy (Global) | Economy (U.S.)
Jan.11
9:29 AM ET
Wednesday, 11 Jan 2012
David Riley, head of sovereign ratings for Fitch, has advised the European Central Bank to ramp up buying sovereign debt, and that the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) should be allowed to borrow money from the ECB. Hey, thanks for the advice. Now go back to your cubicle. Read More
Topics:Europe | Nicolas Sarkozy | Angela Merkel | European Central Bank | Wall Street | Stock Market
Jan.09
8:07 AM ET
Monday, 9 Jan 2012
The euro lifts, the French and German leaders meet, and the Swiss go shopping - it's time for your FX Fix. Read More
Topics:Political Leaders | Western Europe | Angela Merkel | Nicolas Sarkozy | Politics and Government | Foreign Exchange | European Union | Europe | Europe | Economy (Global) | Economy (U.S.) | Economic Measures | Currencies | Central Banks | Bonds | Inflation | Interest Rates | Manufacturing | Retail Sales | Turkey | Swiss National Bank | France | Germany | Swiss Franc | U.S. Dollar | Euro | Commodities | Banking
Sectors:Banks
Jan.06
8:32 PM ET
Friday, 6 Jan 2012
Crosscurrents from Europe, a gaggle of Fed speakers and the start of earnings season in the coming week will provide a critical test for markets in the new year. Read More
Topics:Oil | Iran | Federal Reserve | Timothy Geithner | Nicolas Sarkozy | Angela Merkel | European Union | Earnings | Jobs | Economy (U.S.) | Employment | Investment Strategy | Nasdaq Composite | NYSE | Stock Market | Stock Picks
Companies:JPMorgan Chase and Co | Chevron Corp | ALCOA Inc
Jan.03
5:17 PM ET
Tuesday, 3 Jan 2012
The euro's having a good day for a change. Here's why, and how to trade the shift in mood. Read More
Topics:Western Europe | Politics and Government | Investing | France | Germany | Europe | Europe | Economy (U.S.) | Economic Measures | Central Banks | Banking | Bonds | European Union | Nicolas Sarkozy | Angela Merkel | Investment Strategy | Mexican Peso | U.S. Dollar | Euro | Foreign Exchange | Inflation | Interest Rates | Currencies
Sectors:Banks
Companies:JPMorgan Chase and Co
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