Who Are They Calling Losers?
Well, its jobs week in the U.S. so let’s take a look at a stat that sometimes gets overlooked: the harshly-named ‘Job Losers Not on Layoff as a Percent of Total Unemployed’
Category: Global economy
Cities Matter, So Bring on the Data
See my Globe and Mail Economy Lab post here
Why I am Self-Publishing My Next Book
I’m self-publishing my new book ‘Economorphics’ – and I’m happy to be doing it.
Brazil’s Middle Class Issues are Sign of Things to Come
The protests over the World Cup in Brazil may be a leading indicator of the way things are going to go in the years ahead. Read my post for the Globe and Mail’s Economy Lab here
A Bearish View on the U.S. (sorry but there you are..)
The U.S. economy is still in a precarious place
Morning Note – China Data Will Cast Pall on Trading
China is adding to the gloom today – with the U.S. jobs figures still fresh in everyone’s minds, no wonder the expectations are building regarding Fed action.
My Top Five Things That Could Be a Problem ((I Didn’t Say Crisis) For the Global Economy
September really is like a New Year. Not only does school get into full swing, but everyone is back and work – and the real trading begins. Maybe that’s the reason that financial crises are more likely to start in the Autumn than in any other season. Let’s be clear: I am not looking for […]
