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Why a weak dollar is no strategy for economic growth
The falling dollar could boost exports and help American multi-nationals compete abroad. But any impact it has on earnings won't be enough to boost th...
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Dumping the dollar: Why it's time to diversify
Imagine a world without the almighty greenback as the main reserve currency.It's not an easy thought. The U.S. dollar has long been the global currenc...
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Is this finally the economic collapse?
The Great Depression. Wall Street in 1987. Japan in 1997. Points of economic collapse are generally crystal clear in the rear-view mirror. Professiona...
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Why China is putting the brakes on export-driven growth
Growth in China is going to slow. After the country posted 11.9% growth in the GDP for the first quarter of this year compared to last, there's really...
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Fixing the dollar: Why an international accord won't work
The days of international cooperation among central bankers to rebalance the currency market are over.In 1985, finance ministers of what were then the...
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Why oil is on the rise again
Prices have doubled since February, but that's probably not the end of it. Asia's recovery is igniting demand.By Brian O'KeefeAsk a group of oil analy...
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Dollar crunched again
The U.S. dollar dropped to its lowest level since January, even as a prominent Federal Reserve official cast doubt on the assumption that the Fed will...
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Orszag: Why the 2011 outlook is dismal
Having escaped the quagmire that is Washington's bureaucracy, Peter Orszag provided some very interesting commentary during our conference call last w...
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Dimon defends dollar -- and JPMorgan
The chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase said the U.S. needs a strong dollar and that job creation is key to a rebound; also says his bank is not...
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The naked stimulus: Why savings stimulate more than spending
The Obama administration's stimulus package may have boosted spending in the short-term, but savings have a more lasting impact on the broader economy...
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