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| Cosima F. Barone | Vol. XI - Issue #207 | January 16, 2012 |
| The idea is there, locked inside. All you have to do is remove the excess stone. Michelangelo |  | |
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
For quite a long period, the investment community believed that there was not too much to worry about, since German and French banks would provide stability. Suddenly, a series of problems emerged and unveiled how German and French banks, among others, were dependent on the good fortune of member states that had become unable to service and to repay the accumulated debt. ... Read more
During the first six month of 2012, Denmark will be at the helm of Europe. After Poland and Denmark, the presidency will rotate among either small states and/or financially distressed states. How long will the six-month rotating presidency exist? The last few presidencies have been purely ceremonial and were not able to imprint the EU with a new vision. ... Read more
Tables:
- MARKETS AT A GLANCE - Close as of January 13, 2012
- U.S. FIXED-INCOME MARKET AT A GLANCE - Close as of January 13, 2012
- COMMODITIES AT A GLANCE - Close as of January 13, 2012
- PULSE OF THE U.S. ECONOMY - As a Guidance for Other Geographies
- CURRENCIES AT A GLANCE - Close as of January 13, 2012
- MONETARY POLICY-MAKING AROUND THE WORLD - The Leading Seven ...
- ... and the BRICs ...
Charts:
- EUR vs USD -- 2008-2012
- U.S. Dollar Index -- 2008-2012
- Standard & Poor's Composite with 3pct and 6pct Dividend Yield Bands
- Dow Jones Industrial Average -- 2009-2012
- Standard and Poor's Financials Sector -- 2009-2012
- Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2012
- Uruguay -- Inflation and Monetary Policy -- 2009-2011
- Swiss Trade -- 2008-2011
- Swiss Retail Sales -- 2008-2011
- CHINA -- Official Foreign Reserves -- 2006-2011
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