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Podcasts:
# Economic Calendar Week 19 # Public debt crisis - what happens if Greece defaults? # International monetary policy - is the system in need of reform? # Latin America - how has the region fared since the financial crisis?
# The 2010 World Cup - who will become the world champion? # South Africa's economy - is the country leading the way for Africa? # African investments - is there more at the Cape than just Good Hope?
# Economic Calendar Week 17 # Euro - is the common currency in trouble even with a rescue package? # Real estate - could low interest rates generate a new bubble? # Equities - sell in May and go away?
# Economic Calendar Week 16 # Eurozone - has the likelihood of a breakup increased? # Public debt - are governments more a disease than a cure? # IMF - what grade will it give the world economy?
# Economic Calendar Week 15 # Europe and Asia - are the regions on a path to greater cohesion? # Corporate profits - is the earnings recovery self-sustaining? # Energy sector - is a good defense the best offense?
# Economic Calendar Week 14 # China - will the US take a tough stance on the yuan? # Drug producers - could reform legislation give the sector a shot in the arm? # Protectionism - will trade barriers undermine globalization?
# Economic Calendar Week 13 # Swiss franc - will recent strength persist? # Consumer spending - where can investors find the best bargains? # Oil - will strong demand reenergize the outlook?
# Economic Calendar Week 12 # Great Britain - how sick is the English patient? # Solar power - is the sun setting on this industry? # Smartphones - will they be a cash cow for the IT industry?
# Economic Calendar Week 11 # The euro - where does the problem really lie? # China - is yuan appreciation a cure-all? # Luxury goods - is the outlook bright and shiny again?
# Economic Calendar Week 10 # Equity markets - will stocks pay dividends in 2010? # US dollar - is recent strength here to stay? # Consumption - how bright is the outlook for consumers?
# Economic Calendar Week 9 # Greece and the euro - just how bad is the situation? # Auto sector - has the industry seen its darkest hour? # Social friction - will the high ranks of the unemployed demand change?
# Economic Calendar Week 8 # Canada and Greece: can the 2010 Olympic host teach Olympia a fiscal lesson? # The euro: will the common currency withstand its first major challenge? # Government bonds: are they as safe as investors might think?
# Economic Calendar Week 7 # Exit strategies: are low rates on the way out? # Sovereign credit risk: could fiscal spending derail the recovery? # Commodities: is the latest setback purely temporary?
# Economic Calendar Week 6 # China and the US - is the relationship symbiotic or dysfunctional? # Asset returns - is it time to become more selective? # Foreign exchange - will the currencies of small countries shine in 2010?
# Economic Calendar Week 5 # Unemployment - is the worst over or will the problem linger? # Frontier markets - is there a new opportunity on the horizon? # Monetary policy - are future rate hikes giving equity markets the jitters?
