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Selected Interest Rates for the 13 Biggest World Economies

Posted on September 5, 2012 by wfoster2011

September 5, 2012 – Selected Interest Rates Around the World – A Tale of Wow: Pictured above are four key interest rates for the worlds 13 biggest economies, with total GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of $55 trillion. The blue bars … Continue reading →

Posted in Apocalyse, Brazil, Canada, China, Economic, Economics, European Union, Events, Forecast, France, Germany, Great Depressions I, II & III, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Misc, Miscellaneous, New York City, Portugal, Predictions, Review, Russia, U.S. Federal Government, United Kingdom, United States, Washington D.C. | Tagged biggest world economies, carry trade, China, correction, depression, eruropian union, EU, euro, Euro Zone, FED, gdp, Germany, great depression, Great Depression II, Greece, gross domestic product, india, inflation, interest rates, ireland, Italy, Japan, portugal, recession, russia, spain, stagflation, the carry trade, the fed, The Master of Disaster, unemployment, world economies | 1 Comment

State Federal Spending versus Federal Taxes – Did your State Gain or Lose?

Posted on September 2, 2012 by wfoster2011

September 2, 2012 – – State Federal Spending versus Federal Taxes – Did Your State Gain or Lose: Some American States receive more in federal spending than they pay in federal taxes; others receive less. Over twenty years these fiscal … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic, Economics, Misc, Miscellaneous, News, Review, United States | Tagged california, census bureau, Delaware, federal spending, federal tax, federal tax dollars, federal tax dollars raised, federal taxes, florida, gdp, gross domesctic product, illinois, income tax, internal revenue service, irs, medicare, Minnesota, mississippi, nevada, New Jersey, new jersy, new mexicao, New York, pureto rico, social security, state gains, state loses, tax dollars spending, tax figures, texas, The Master of Disaster, transfer payments, unemployment, unemployment assistance, west virginia | 2 Comments

Gold Rockets to New Record High of $1,663.50 an Ounce!

Posted on August 4, 2011 by wfoster2011

August 4, 2011 – – Gold Rockets to New Record High of $1,663.50 an Ounce: Fears of a recession sent gold futures to a record settlement price Wednesday, its fifth in eight sessions, as its safety appeal pulled in investors … Continue reading →

Posted in Brazil, China, Disasters, Economic, Economics, European Union, Events, Forecast, France, Germany, Great Depressions I, II & III, Greece, Italy, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, News, Norway, Portugal, Predictions, Review, Russia, The US Dollar, U.S. Federal Government, United Kingdom, United States | Tagged asia equities down, asia stocks, august 3 2011, august 4 2011, China, COMEX, commerce department, consumer sentiment fell, consumer spending down, deep recession, depression, dollar weaker, economic pain, european stocks, European Union, eurpean stocks down, existing home sales down, factory fell, factory orders, factory orders down, fear index, gdp, gdp down, gdp drops, gdp figures, global manufacturing index, Gold, gold at new record high, gold fear index, gold futures, gold higher, gold new record, gold prices climb, gold prices rocket up, grazil, great correction, Great Depression II, great recession, gross domestic product, home sales, home sales down, investors spooked, j.p. morgan, j.p. morgan pmi index, labor participation at 27 year low, labor participation rate, labor participation rate down, labor participation rate lowest in 27 years, New York Mercantile Exchange, no jobs, recession, recession started in the fourth quarter of 2007, retail saies, retail sales down, sale drop, silver, silver jumps, silver up, south korea, stocks fell, the fear index, The Master of Disaster, u.s dollar, u.s. personal income, unemplooyment rate 9.2%, unemployment, unemployment up, us commerce department, us dollar, us dollar index, us dollar lower, us gdp, weaker dollar, where are the jobs, worldwide decline in equities, worldwide decline in stocks, yellow metal | Comments Off

Crisis in Washington D.C. – Road to Economic Catastrophe!

Posted on July 28, 2011 by wfoster2011

July 28, 2011 – – The Doomsday Debt Ceiling: As the politics of increasing the U.S. debt ceiling, continue unabated in the Capital, one thing is sure; the public has had it with politics as usual. Either solve the problem … Continue reading →

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Selected Interest Rates for the 13 Biggest World Economies

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