Monthly Archives: March 2013

This morning copper has broken through 3.50 to trade slightly below the cyclical support which has been in place since the economic recovery began in 2009. A barometer of global demand, this breach if it holds, has traditionally been a … Continue reading →

Athanasios Orphanides, former governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus, talks about a proposed unprecedented levy on Cyprus’s bank deposits and the potential impact on Europe’s financial systemHere is a direct link.

At least some cartoon artists are prepared to acknowledge the reality of the “Too big to jail” and corporate welfare system that governments and Central banks are charging to the tab of us taxpayers.