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Podcasts:
# Economic Calendar Week 5 # Deceptive calm in the Eurozone – are we sitting out the crisis? # No US budget plan in sight – where's the compromise?
# Deceptive calm in the Eurozone – are we sitting out the crisis?
# No US budget plan in sight – where's the compromise?
# Economic Calendar Week 4 # Movement in the EUR/CHF exchange rate – is this a lasting development? # First signs of inflation – how serious are they?
# Movement in the EUR/CHF exchange rate – is this a lasting development
# First signs of inflation – how serious are they?
# Economic Calendar Week 3 # Preferred equity markets – what’s so promising about the US and emerging markets? # Mired in debt – is Japan really that stuck?
# Preferred equity markets – what’s so promising about the US and emerging markets?
# Mired in debt – is Japan really that stuck?
# An overview of the most important asset classes – can investors anticipate profits again?
# The small but sizable alternatives – what can commodities offer?
# Economic Calendar Week 52 # The European banking supervisor now exists – is the banking sector now saved? # Prosperity in Switzerland – what does the country owe to immigration?
# The European banking supervisor now exists – is the banking sector now saved?
# Prosperity in Switzerland – what does the country owe to immigration?
# Economic Calendar Week 51 # The year 2013 in focus – how much uncertainty remains? # The right portfolio – how much risk is appropriate?
