Brad W. Setser

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Brazil backstops the Treasury market, Russia backstops the housing market, and China backstops flows through London
January 17, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
So, how are the United States’ creditors managing their own economies?
January 15, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Are China’s foreign assets growing by $430b a year? $500b a year? Even more rapidly?
January 13, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Wall Street, the new development frontier …
January 12, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Oil (enough said). The November US trade data
January 11, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Stealth appreciation? Or steady depreciation? Take your pick
January 10, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Shanghai, Mumbai, Dubai or goodbye. The year of reverse bailouts
January 10, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Read Rogoff and Reinhart
January 9, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Expert Take
Understanding the New Financial Superpower - The Management of GCC Official Foreign Assets
RGE Monitor
January 9, 2008
By Brad W. Setser and Rachel Ziemba
The end of the United States exorbitant privilege?
January 8, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Looking back at the top macroeconomic and financial stories of 2007, and looking forward to 2008
January 6, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
A myth?
January 4, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Are Americans still Anglo-Saxons?
January 3, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
America’s Achilles heel?
January 2, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Do not forget about imports
January 2, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Looking back at 2007
January 2, 2008
By Brad W. Setser
Does the China investment corporation (CIC) have a coherent investment strategy?
December 30, 2007
By Brad W. Setser
The IMF’s data for global reserve growth in q3
December 28, 2007
By Brad W. Setser
Holiday ice-blogging
December 24, 2007
By Brad W. Setser
A Saudi investment authority?
December 23, 2007
By Brad W. Setser
To worry or not to worry - more (sort of) scary graphs
December 21, 2007
By Brad W. Setser
How quickly the world changes
December 20, 2007
By Brad W. Setser
The alliance between China’s (nominally) communist government and Wall Street deepens …
December 19, 2007
By Brad W. Setser
Yes, Virginia, the world’s central banks are financing most of the US current account deficit (my rebuttal to Richard Iley)
December 18, 2007
By Brad W. Setser