Epicenter of the Economic Crisis in Europe 2011

Epicenter of the Economic Crisis in Europe 2011 - Centre of economic shocks or the epicenter of the crisis that caused the stock price indices in almost all exchanges slumped this time not from the United States, but also from Europe. People should not one take into account such things as the European capital market actually showed a tendency worse off. "Now the epicenter is not in the United States but in Europe. It is many are unaware that many European capital markets are corrected since Monday (August 1, 2011) about 3-4 percent. That is mainly because the issue of debt crisis in Italy and Spain raised , "said economist Danareksa Research...

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Now China is the Hope of the World

Now China is the Hope of the World - China became the world's only hope to push towards the international economic recovery. Two major world economic powers, the United States and Europe actually collapsed by the pressure of global financial crisis caused by their own act. "This makes China become the most dominant country as a power house (powerhouse) of the world economy. Ditumpukan hope the world live in China," said economist Dradjad Hari Wibowo in Jakarta, Sunday, August 7, 2011. According to Dradjad, the actual U.S. debt rating fell only slightly. So technically its impact on the U.S. economy is not great, say the impact on lending rates...

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Keep Food Supply for Inflation Press

Keep Food Supply for Inflation Press - Inflation in August it can rise sharply with the Eid al-Fitr which increases the number of requests. The large amount of money in circulation contribute to the rate of inflation. Members of the House Commission XI Budimanta Arif asked the government to maintain the supply of food as a contributor to inflation, by applying strict regulations. This was done so that inflation does not rise sharply in August. "Actually this has happened every year. Government should keep the inflation rate experienced in the month of Ramadan," Arif said here on Sunday, August 7, 2011. Inflation in July was recorded at 0.67...

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