Follow the Money

1954 results

On the origins of dark matter
January 13, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
How should the Federal Reserve respond to asset bubbles?
January 13, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Asian central banks back in the fx market
January 12, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
US November trade data
January 12, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
China’s December trade
January 11, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Directing the perennial dollar horror story
January 10, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Martin Feldstein joins the dollar doomsday cult
January 9, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Don’t invest your reserves in euro …
January 9, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Sit back and watch Asia’s reserves grow.
January 8, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
The FT is on a roll
January 7, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
The USA, China and Saudi Arabia - the big three of global adjustment?
January 6, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Read Andrew Balls and Geoff Dyer on Chinese reserve management
January 6, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Chinese Sterilization Watch
January 5, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Chinese reserve diversification?
January 5, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
De-internationalization of the Wall Street Journal?
January 5, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
The Bush Administration was for rebuilding Iraq before it decided it was not worth the effort
January 4, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Tyler Cowen take note - dollar pessimism may no longer be fully “priced” in
January 3, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Dark matter watch
January 3, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Some things I got (more or less) right
December 31, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Things I got wrong in 2005
December 30, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
China’s reserves. Why did reserve increase by less than China’s trade surplus in November?
December 29, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Happy Holidays to all
December 24, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Feldstein disagrees with Greenspan (politely)
December 22, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Memo to John Snow: Do housing bubbles count?
December 22, 2005
By Brad W. Setser