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Posted Jul 29, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
The European Commission is close to triggering Article 7
on Poland for refusing to accept refugees. Article 7 is call the
“nuclear option” that denies a [...]
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Posted Jul 29, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
The Russian sanctions being pushed by Congress
demonstrate the most unprofessional comprehension of how to manage an
economy I have ever seen. These sanctions are [...]
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Posted Jul 28, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
A weak market close for most of the Asian indices today
but saw the KOPSI and ASX off around 1.55% the pair. The Nikkei gave up
another 0.6% as the yen trade back [...]
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Posted Jul 28, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; You commented briefly when you
stepped off the stage at the door that the likelihood of war between
France and Germany would rise again but [...]
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Posted Jul 28, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Thank you for coming to
Frankfurt. Nobody gets that big of an audience here ever. What you
illustrate with the three faces of inflation [...]
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Posted Jul 28, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
The dollar correction for this Year from Political Hell
is still in motion, but there is no major change in trend that is at
hand. In the British pound, the Monthly [...]
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Posted Jul 27, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
The Nikkei managed to reverse the majority of the days
trend with an eventual positive close. It was not that great (+0.15%)
but a positive close none the less and [...]
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