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1 day ago by lelik

(регулирующие операции): Термин, обозначающий один из типов капитальных операций в платежном балансе (balance of payments), осуществляемых или организуемых руководящими денежно-кредитными учреждениями страны для компенсации чистого кредитового или дебетового сальдо, возникающего в результате автоном ...

Бизнес Группа - bizness-gruppa.ru

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9 days ago by jmom

Media Releases Bangko Sentral 06.25.2009 http://www.bsp.gov.ph/publications/media.asp?id=2101 The balance of payments (BOP) yielded a surplus of US$1.7 billion in Q1 2009, higher by 1.1 percent than the surplus posted in the same quarter a year ago. This developed even as the overall external enviro ...

What' s Up In The Philippines - bayan-natin.blogspot.com · 18 references

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10 days ago by tarrantAlex

New Zealand’s seasonally adjusted (s.a) current account deficit improved in the March quarter to 8.5% of GDP from a revised 9% of GDP in the December quarter, figures released be Statistics New Zealand (Stats NZ) show. But this was worse than expected as the median economist prediction for the defic ...

The Rates Blog - interest.co.nz/ratesblog · Rank: 12,782 · 91 references

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14 days ago by Michael Pettis

I am, still trying to work out the implications for China of a rise in US household savings, but here is how I see it. I welcome comments that may help me refine or refute this argument. For the sake of simplicity I am going to assume that there are only two countries, the US, which represents all t ...

China Financial Markets - mpettis.com · Rank: 18,837 · 77 references

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15 days ago by Guest

By NZ Business Roundtable executive director Roger Kerr In his early budgets, former finance minister Michael Cullen worried a lot about the deficit in the current account of the balance of payments. In the five years before he came into office the annual deficit averaged just over 5% of GDP. He lef ...

The Rates Blog - interest.co.nz/ratesblog · Rank: 12,782 · 91 references

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17 days ago by Larry MacDonald

Today, President Obama is scheduled to outline a set of proposals for reforming the regulation of U.S. financial markets. The goal, of course, is to minimize the odds of another crisis ripping through financial markets. Regulation does have a role to play in achieving that objective but we must not ...

Canadian Business Blog - blog.canadianbusiness.com · Rank: 28,821 · 50 references

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19 days ago by Michael Pettis

I am still working on my piece on the global savings adjustment and will probably post it in the next week or so. The main point is to discuss what the implications are for China if we see simultaneously over the next few years an increase in US savings and a reduction in global investment. [...]

Wall Street Pit - wallstreetpit.com · Rank: 11,888 · 83 references

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19 days ago by Michael Pettis

I am still working on my piece on the global savings adjustment and will probably post it in the next week or so. The main point is to discuss what the implications are for China if we see simultaneously over the next few years an increase in US savings and a reduction in global investment. For toda ...

China Financial Markets - mpettis.com · Rank: 18,837 · 77 references

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21 days ago by Blogger Bryn

This BBC article reports a continuing decline in the current account surplus in Japan http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8089477.stm a) What are the components of the current account of the BoP? b) What is the effect on the Japanese economy of a declining surplus on its current account? c) What rea ...

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25 days ago by acathla

Found this article on the inbalance of payments and the options available to China, if it wants to preserve the value of its reserves: Today, Germany wants to preserve the value of its money, while China is desperate to preserve the value of its external assets. These are understandable aims. Yet, i ...

Musings of a Révolutionnaire - acathla.wordpress.com · 1 reference