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Ten days after Fourth of July, the fireworks continue with the testimony of new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh before the House Financial Services Committee (July 14) and the Senate
Summer is a remarkably busy season in monetary policy circles. While legislators may take long vacations (one exception being Britain this year, where the prolonged transition to a new Prime
As the US looks forward to a week of celebrations of the 250th Anniversary of its founding, it also takes a step into the second half of an extremely tumultuous
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The world may not be awash in oil and gas right now, but there is a healthy supply of ministerial- level meetings discussing the oil and gas problem. Most of
The healthy US job growth reported on May 8— not only the 115,000 net new jobs created but also the distribution of those jobs across a number of economic sectors — has
