Category: International Finance

Cure for US aggression

Putin's advisor also believes that Donald Trump is just "doing what the ruling elite expects him to do" YALTA, April 21. /TASS/. The only way to stop the United States’ aggression is to get rid of dollar addiction, a Kremlin advisor said on Friday. "The more aggressive the Americans are the sooner they will see … Continue reading Cure for US aggression

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Back to Headlines – Germany orders Greece to LEAVE euro if it wants debts cut

HARDLINE German minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has warned the only way Greece's loans can be written off is through the country leaving the eurozone, as the debt crisis once again blows up By LANA CLEMENTS   Angela Merkel's finance chief ruled out cutting the amount of money owed by the struggling Mediterranean state in an interview … Continue reading Back to Headlines – Germany orders Greece to LEAVE euro if it wants debts cut

Iran – Fast recovery from sanctions

  According to the IMF, Iran’s GDP is projected to go up 5 percent this year and next and may reach 8 percent by 2022. To make this happen the country needs $230 billion in domestic and foreign investments The financial and economic sanctions imposed on Tehran in 2012 over its nuclear program had a … Continue reading Iran – Fast recovery from sanctions

Car Manufacturing – Mitsubishi shifts Renault-Nissan towards global No. 1 spot

  PARIS — With the addition of Mitsubishi Motors, the Renault-Nissan alliance is closing in on the level of 10 million vehicles sold per year as automakers vie for the title of biggest manufacturer. Carlos Ghosn, who engineered the turnaround of Nissan which he has managed along with Renault since 2005, insists that while the … Continue reading Car Manufacturing – Mitsubishi shifts Renault-Nissan towards global No. 1 spot

The Butterfly Effect: What Macro Factors Should Matter to Commercial Real Estate Investors

When MIT meteorology professor Edward Lorenz coined the term “butterfly effect” in 1961, little did he know it would become a popular metaphor for small events that cause major shifts in everything from pop culture to the global economy. Lorenz’s famous study concluded that even the flapping of a single butterfly’s wings on one side … Continue reading The Butterfly Effect: What Macro Factors Should Matter to Commercial Real Estate Investors