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French and German budget deficits have breached the 3 percent level agreed upon in the so called stability pact. Now what?
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- Tom Buchanan
- San Antonio, Texas, United States
- MBA, 8 years experience as stock broker and commodity trading advisor, largely currency futures. Last 12 years trading FX, stocks, futures, options, etc. Studied with John B. Taylor at Stanford.
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- Welcome to the Bank of England website
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- Bank of Japan Speeches and Statements
- ECB: Monthly Bulletin
- The 20 Most Influential People in FX
- European Central Bank and the Stability Pact
- Consumer Price Index Summary
- FRB: Press Release--FOMC statement and Board disco...
- What Did Wolfowitz Say Yesterday?
- Treasury International Capital Data for January $9...
- The Bottom Line According to Greenspan
- FRB: Testimony, Greenspan --Future of the Social S...
- Anything Worth Doing Is Worth Overdoing.
- Carnegie-Mellon offers a Masters for Financial Qua...
- Uranium Data from the Department of Energy 1949-2003
- Graph of Uranium Price per Pound
- Warren Buffet's Latest Letter to the Shareholders ...
- Valuation Models :: Balance of Payments
- Carry Trades Defined and their relationship to th...
- FRB: Testimony, Greenspan --Economic outlook and c...
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- Another Look at Ichimoku Charts
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