As already we know,when we want to appraise a economy is good or not good, we need to survey many aspect, economy of USA isn't exception. After finacial crisis recently,economy of USA are engulfed recession.And now,have some fist step token of rehabilitate the economy.And In order to appraise that rate of rahabilitate , the person who form of polyci, or FED need survey many aspect : economic grow, consume, inflation,property market, labour market,...In there , survey to rehabilitate of labour market is very important.It have significance to decision in form of policy curency.When rate of loss jod down, will be have more jod, so that income up and bring about consume up and so that economic grow accompany the price of goods up. Under tangible hand , expect inflation up,bring obout interest rate in this present up, interest up support rate of USD up.It's put pressure on goods market. Everything are correlate, and if have any a limping , that is a one token of speculate.
<>The importance of nonfarm payroll event - Why we choose the fist week of month for fundamental trading .
If FED want to survey to economic grow, FED will base onself on GDP was announced termly and it's was corrected on monthly. Survey to trust of consumer ,quota of consume, order-form , retail turnover,... to appraise a consume market also produce.And the imformation of payroll and rate of los job was announce on friday-the fist week in month
Monday, July 19, 2010
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Please, waiting for me three years !
In the tearful leave-taking moment, you said with me that :'' waiting to me three years,please.And after ,i will be come in Sài Gòn with you!''.
Can you waiting for me ? One person in Northerm , One person in Southern. Each year , we can only have one meeting. I felling we are look like Ngưu Lang, Chức Nữ...
Can I waiting for you ? I think that is the question of us.
Can I waiting for you until you come in Sai Gon with me ? YES , I CAN .
Can him waiting for me if when him come in Sai Gon, but i still Study and work very hard, i so buzy ? It's about three years...
I don't know what will happen, but if we can't give onself by perfume , by real ,We can give onself by feeling.
I still alway tell a joke with him that I love you by my ears and you love me by eyes.
His voice seductive more than thousand of fondle, caress or coax.
Although , we are so far, but i fell i was taken interres, looked after more than thousand of couples nearly .
He alway ask me Why I love him .
Because every night lull me to sleep by best warm voice that i have got listen.
Because moorning , he awake me and give me best sweet kisses,though only by cellphone.
Because ,he give to me the felling was looked after, was loved.
because, Our love are very transparent, pure as same as best pure crystal.
Because, he is google of Việt Nam, he is my clown, he is my singer, he is himself , he is my private property.
He is Thế Quân , I love you so much.
Saturday, April 24, 2010
IMF, WB must reform to remain relevant: BRIC
Brasilia: The world’s four most important emerging economies, including India and China, today warned that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank would become obsolete unless they reform themselves.
In a strongly-worded joint statement here at the end of a summit, BRIC (Brazil-Russia-India-China) leaders said they would press for a conclusion for the ambitious long-overdue reforms of these institutions.
“The IMF and the World Bank urgently need to address their legitimacy deficit...we call for voting power reforms of the World Bank to be fulfilled in the upcoming spring meetings,” it said.
These four countries, which have emerged as important members of the G-20, are seeking greater voting power for the developing countries in multilateral institutions like IMF and the World Bank, which were born out of crisis after the second World War.
“The international community must deliver a result worthy of the expectations we all share for these institutions within the agreed time-frame or run the risk of seeing them fade into obsolescence,” the BRIC leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said.
The leaders also underlined the importance of maintaining stability of major reserve currencies. “We underline the importance of maintaining relative stability of major reserve currencies and sustainability of fiscal policies in order to achieve a strong, long-term balanced economic growth.” Besides BRIC, leaders of IBSA (India, Brazil, South Africa), who met here on the same day, pressed for an employment-oriented economic recovery.
“The leaders reiterated the need to promote a job intensive recovery from the downturn and create a framework for sustainable growth,” the IBSA declaration said.
( Finacialexpress)
In a strongly-worded joint statement here at the end of a summit, BRIC (Brazil-Russia-India-China) leaders said they would press for a conclusion for the ambitious long-overdue reforms of these institutions.
“The IMF and the World Bank urgently need to address their legitimacy deficit...we call for voting power reforms of the World Bank to be fulfilled in the upcoming spring meetings,” it said.
These four countries, which have emerged as important members of the G-20, are seeking greater voting power for the developing countries in multilateral institutions like IMF and the World Bank, which were born out of crisis after the second World War.
“The international community must deliver a result worthy of the expectations we all share for these institutions within the agreed time-frame or run the risk of seeing them fade into obsolescence,” the BRIC leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said.
The leaders also underlined the importance of maintaining stability of major reserve currencies. “We underline the importance of maintaining relative stability of major reserve currencies and sustainability of fiscal policies in order to achieve a strong, long-term balanced economic growth.” Besides BRIC, leaders of IBSA (India, Brazil, South Africa), who met here on the same day, pressed for an employment-oriented economic recovery.
“The leaders reiterated the need to promote a job intensive recovery from the downturn and create a framework for sustainable growth,” the IBSA declaration said.
( Finacialexpress)
Friday, April 23, 2010
People power to hit banks
London: With tax payers vehemently protesting the fact that their money was being used to bailout the banks and corporates that were responsible for causing the global meltdown, a new method is being devised by the international agency that may be more acceptable to the people.
Banks worldwide face the threat of new taxes to cover the cost of any future bailouts, including one on profit which have outraged taxpayers, under proposals by the IMF circulated to the Group of 20 leading developed and emerging market countries on Tuesday.
British finance minister Alistair Darling welcomed the IMF report, saying financial institutions have to pay something back to the societies in which they operate.
Bank lobbying groups, however, said they were concerned that new taxes could damage competitiveness.
We want proposals agreed as soon as possible, said Darling, who is scheduled to attend a meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bankers on the sidelines of an International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington on April 22-23.
I think there's every chance of getting an agreement. It may not be in the exact shape or form of what the IMF are saying, Darling told the BBC's Newsnight program.
Any agreement this week remains unlikely, not least because it was unclear whether European delegations would make it to the IMF/World Bank meetings in Washington given flying restrictions caused by a volcanic ash cloud, though European airports had begun to return to life on Tuesday.
First proposed by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown last November, support for a global levy has been gaining traction in Europe and the United States as politicians try to appease public anger and find a way to recoup the costs of trillion-dollar bailouts.
Canada, for one, remains opposed.
U.S. President Barack Obama has proposed a $90 billion tax on big banks designed to recoup taxpayer costs associated with the $700 billion government bailout of the U.S. financial system.
FAT CATS EYED
The IMF said this was just an interim report and a final version would be presented to G20 leaders in June.
The IMF estimated that the current crisis cost G20 countries about 2.7 percent of GDP, but was higher for countries like the United States where the crisis emanated from.
The report, made available on the BBC's website on Tuesday, proposes a Financial Stability Contribution, which would be used to cover the cost of any future financial sector bailouts to ensure that taxpayers will never again have to shell out trillions...
(finaccialexpress)
Banks worldwide face the threat of new taxes to cover the cost of any future bailouts, including one on profit which have outraged taxpayers, under proposals by the IMF circulated to the Group of 20 leading developed and emerging market countries on Tuesday.
British finance minister Alistair Darling welcomed the IMF report, saying financial institutions have to pay something back to the societies in which they operate.
Bank lobbying groups, however, said they were concerned that new taxes could damage competitiveness.
We want proposals agreed as soon as possible, said Darling, who is scheduled to attend a meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bankers on the sidelines of an International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington on April 22-23.
I think there's every chance of getting an agreement. It may not be in the exact shape or form of what the IMF are saying, Darling told the BBC's Newsnight program.
Any agreement this week remains unlikely, not least because it was unclear whether European delegations would make it to the IMF/World Bank meetings in Washington given flying restrictions caused by a volcanic ash cloud, though European airports had begun to return to life on Tuesday.
First proposed by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown last November, support for a global levy has been gaining traction in Europe and the United States as politicians try to appease public anger and find a way to recoup the costs of trillion-dollar bailouts.
Canada, for one, remains opposed.
U.S. President Barack Obama has proposed a $90 billion tax on big banks designed to recoup taxpayer costs associated with the $700 billion government bailout of the U.S. financial system.
FAT CATS EYED
The IMF said this was just an interim report and a final version would be presented to G20 leaders in June.
The IMF estimated that the current crisis cost G20 countries about 2.7 percent of GDP, but was higher for countries like the United States where the crisis emanated from.
The report, made available on the BBC's website on Tuesday, proposes a Financial Stability Contribution, which would be used to cover the cost of any future financial sector bailouts to ensure that taxpayers will never again have to shell out trillions...
(finaccialexpress)
Friday, January 22, 2010
GBPJPY , 16:16 ( GMT+7), 1/22/2010
Yes, I right ! I very happy .
I think this is point that take profit.
Good luck to you and to me ! hihi.
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