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Why does Saudi Arabia peg to the dollar?
October 27, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Some thoughts on the Bill Gross blog
October 27, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
What to say when the markets are listening to Stephen Jen?
October 26, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Earthquake Aid to Pakistan
October 26, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
The Joint Economic Committee
October 25, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
No one forced China to import US monetary policy: Commentary on yesterday’s China commentary
October 24, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Bernanke and the global savings glut
October 24, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Bernanke
October 24, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
China’s crazy numbers
October 23, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Another blogging Brad?
October 23, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Current account deficits do matter
October 21, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
This week’s WSJ Econoblog is on Bretton Woods II
October 18, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Why not run a bigger trade deficit? (The August TIC data)
October 18, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
The US government has no idea what China intends to do with its exchange rate …
October 17, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Is Tim Adams a closet Democrat? And some other musings on Snow’s trip to China
October 16, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Are tax breaks for houses at risk?
October 14, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Relative prices do matter
October 13, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
China’s trade surplus dipped in September
October 12, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
W makes LBJ look like a fiscal conservative.
October 11, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Kate-Moss-thin credit spreads
October 10, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Pakistani earthquake
October 10, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Speculation on the renminbi to heat up?
October 7, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
The Port of New Orleans, once again
October 6, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
How many divisions does the IMF have?
October 6, 2005
By Brad W. Setser