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Donald Trump has accused countries including China and Japan of manipulating their currencies and running large trade deficits with the U.S. Investors in Asia were on edge leading into the meeting between Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Trump late last week. The economic policies of Abe, known as Abenomics,
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I was earlier alerted by a reader that North Korea may fire missiles on Christmas tree towers in South Korea. Hostilities between the two Koreas are well known. It is no secret that North Korea does not like Christianity. But in 2011, it is hard to fathom anyone would go
It turns out that Mario Draghi is Super Mario. Mario Draghi is an ex-central bank governor of Italy who just took over from Jean-Claude Trichet the presidency of the European Central Bank (ECB). In a surprise bold move, Draghi announced that the ECB is lowering its main rate from 1.5%
Sentiment in Asia is that this is another gambit on part of North Korea and should have no long term effect. Aggressive investors were buying on dip. The sentiment is an important factor to be considered in any trade per the last post. www.thearorareport.com THE ARORA REPORT, Ltd. HOME OF
When the markets open in US tomorrow, there may be opportunities arising out of North Korea’s nuclear test. There will be directional opportunities as well as arbitrage opportunities. If there is over reaction on the downside,this will be an opportunity to buy. If there is very little reaction, there will