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The Commodities Bubble
Video Description: Deputy Managing Editor Mark Sfiligoj talks about what will finally pop inflated oil, metal and agriculture prices. Related Article Subjects: agriculture, bubble, commodity, finance, kipplinger, metal, oil
Seeking Value in Commodity SpeculatioBy: Adamheist | 16/01/2007 | FinanceWith the decline of the value of the dollar by over 10 percent over the last year, the need for items of long-term value is increasing. The Finance Markets, Which Central Bank is RightBy: Peter Jones | 01/12/2008 | InvestingWith the three major Western currency blocs acting in different ways to the current fiscal, growth and inflationary problems it will be educational to look back and analyse which was correct. One Bank has been slashing rates, one holding steady and the third looking to Asia Still Hanging inBy: Australasian Investment Review | 22/10/2008 | InvestingThe gloomsters would have us believe that the end of the world is upon us, that the world "recession/depression is about to descend. China is slowing, cutting back purchases of commodities, like iron ore, as Mount Gibson (our tiny 4th placed iron ore exporter) revealed to the ASX yesterday. Treasury Bills, Can You Hear the Pop!?By: Daniel Smolski | 08/01/2009 | InvestingExamines american debt, treasury bills, debt. Covers current economic crisis. Developing International Strategic Capability : Wal-Mart Stores Inc & Seiyu LtdBy: Kiriakos | 27/10/2009 | International BusinessThe purpose of the this paper will be to investigate the acquisition of the minority stake holding of Seiyu Ltd by Wal-Mart Inc, while focusing on the question, which asks if it has generated wealth for current or future shareholders. In addition it will recommend if it is rational for Wal-Mart to continue with its investment as outlined in the deal terms. With Billions in Bailout Funds Flowing, the “peso-fication” of the Dollar ContinuesBy: Money Morning | 15/12/2008 | FinanceThe plethora of bank and corporate bailouts, stimulus plans and interest-rate cuts that the U.S. government has produced over the last three months can only lead to one outcome: The U.S. dollar has to decline. Bear Market Looms?By: Australasian Investment Review | 21/09/2008 | InvestingIf anything, the current turmoil and its impact on credit markets and confidence could have the effect of bring on another rate cut next month in Australia next month, says the AMP's chief economist and strategist, Dr Shane Oliver... Where We are Headed: Gold, Usd, OilBy: Daniel Smolski | 08/01/2009 | InvestingExamines where gold, US Dollar, and oil are headed. Covers current economic crisis.
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