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Category Archives: Oil
What Next for Venezuela?
What are the possible outcomes of a potential recovery in Venezuela, and what is the timeframe. How does Venezuela’s crisis compare to previous crises of neighboring Latam countries Continue reading
Posted in Commodities, Emerging Markets, Oil
Tagged Argentina, Brazil, Crisis, Crude Oil, Devaluation, Financial Crisis, Hyper Inflation, Mega Devaluations, Military, Recovery, Venezuela
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Emerging Markets: 30 Years of Crisis. Part 1: The 1980s
The recent news of Argentina’s deal with holdout hedge funds has prompted me to put together a three-part series on Emerging Markets, and analyze this crises-laden asset class. Enjoy! Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Currencies, Economy, Emerging Markets, Foreign Trade, Oil, Stocks
Tagged Asia, Crisis, Debt, Devaluation, Hyper Inflation, Inflation, Latin America, Mega Devaluations, Sovereign Debt
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The Crude Reality. Part 2
Low demand generates lower prices, but this seems not to affect supply. The case where the laws of supply and demand ceased to function Continue reading
Posted in Commodities, Economy, Foreign Trade, Oil
Tagged Crude Oil, Demand, OPEC, Supply
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The Crude Reality. Part 1
Low crude oil prices drive prices of everyday goods lower and put disposable income in the hands of the public. But there is a flip side. Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Commodities, Foreign Trade, Oil, Stocks
Tagged Crude Oil, Markets, OPEC, Pensions, Sovereign Wealth Funds
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