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– Bottom line: Israel posted its largest-ever quarterly current account surplus in January-March 2014 — of $3.5bn. This was almost double the (revised) surplus...
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– Bottom line: Israel posted its largest-ever quarterly current account surplus in January-March 2014 — of $3.5bn. This was almost double the (revised) surplus...
– Bottom line: The positive trend in the budget continued through May. The key numbers showed further improvements and the only sources of concern...
– It is one of those Junes when the sheer pace of events leaves you gasping for breath. June is not unique in attracting...
– “Curiouser and curiouser” is the phrase in Alice in Wonderland that expresses the poor girl’s increasing confusion at the weird things happening to...
– Bottom line: The trade deficit for April posted another significant deterioration, widening to US$2.2bn on an unadjusted basis and to US$1.87bn on a...
– Last week’s column noted the surprising strength that has recently characterized the European financial markets — from the euro itself, which touched 1.40...
– Bottom line: April saw a further improvement in the fiscal situation, maintaining the positive trend. There are no signs of weakness in the...
– For Western Europe and North America May 8th is VE Day. The Russians, for technical reasons, mark May 9th as VE Day, but...
– Do you know what the exchange rate of the Chinese yuan is against the US dollar? Approximately? If you do, good for you....
– The integrity of the markets is at the heart of our economy. High-frequency trading undermines that integrity and causes the market to lose...