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Economic Analysis and Charts of Global Markets, by Gary Dorsch

July 19 Interview with Chris Waltzek of GoldSeek Radio 

Ghost of Stagflation haunts Global Stock markets, buoys Gold, July 11
Since the $1.6 trillion US sub-prime mortgage crisis began to appear on investors’ radar screens, about $11 trillion has evaporated from global stock markets. Yet Gold is within striking distance of $1,000 /oz.  

When Central Bankers Clash, Stock Markets can Crash, June 26
The US Treasury’s “Plunge Protection Team” (PPT) fought a relentless campaign to prevent a bear market in the Dow Jones Industrials. But the PPT’s safety-net was ripped wide-open by the ECB hawks, who guided European interest rates sharply higher, and rattled global stock markets.

The ECB calls Bernanke's Bluff, June 12, 2008
Did Fed chief Ben Bernanke undergo a brain transplant, and re-programmed as a Bundesbank hawk, after he spoke out for the first time, about the need to defend the US dollar in the foreign exchange market?

Is Crude Oil a "Bubble" Ready to Burst? May 27, 2008
The Fed’s single focus on rescuing the banking sector, with no regard for the inflationary consequences of its actions, has led to the emergence of the “crude oil vigilantes” who punish central bankers with sharply higher oil prices, whenever they become too abusive with the money supply.

Global Bond Yields out of Sync with Commodity Inflation, May 16
Double-digit commodity inflation is greatly at odds with historically low bond yields. Could government bonds could be the next bubble to burst?

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