Following last week's acceptance by the Russian Duma of the second reading of the recommended FX bill, a third reading has been recently been scheduled in the third week of December which if duly accepted will require the Russian Chief Executive to officially sign the bill, however only spot FX [...]
At the concluding month of October, the Bank of Japan announced that it will be mounting its quantitative easing programme, In an unforeseen move, the bank increased its purchases of Japanese government bonds to expand its monetary base to 80 trillion yen (approximately $730 billion) per year up from 60-70 [...]
The Eurozone’s congregational leaders are on the ropes once more as they yet again attempt to persuade global investors that the downturn of the region’s economy will subside. Political leaders are in high hopes to gain favourable assistance by encouraging investors to further open their trades in the Eurozone with [...]
Insofar as money is concerned, governments and central banks should be kept as far away from one another as a pedophile from Dakota Fanning. If ever the twain should meet, very bad things would happen. This is because of the disparate natures of government, on the one hand, and the [...]