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Dr. Mike Campbell is a British scientist and freelance writer. Mike got his doctorate in Ghent, Belgium and has worked in Belgium, France, Monaco and Austria since leaving the UK. As a writer, he specialises in business, science, medicine and environmental subjects.

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Steeling For A Trade War?
China has become the second largest economy in the world, trading (and indeed out-trading) with the big boys of capitalism, but it remains a single party communist state where, traditionally at any rate, capitalists are the enemy in a class war.
Speculation About A June Interest Rise Strengthens
Going into 2016, the US Federal Reserve had a battle plan that called for four 0.25% hikes to the interest rate over the course of the year, in a bid to restore interest levels to near their historical average.
Japan Posts Growth In Q1
Japan remains the world’s third largest economy behind that of the USA and China, but it continues to have to deal with anaemic economic growth, the negative consequences of a “safe haven” currency and broadly stagnant or declining prices.
Forex Week In Review - 5/16/2016
In Europe over the course of the week, the FTSE was up by 0.21% closing at 6138.5; the Dax ended at 9952.9, up by 0.84% on last week’s close; the CAC was up by 0.44%.
Bank Of England Warns On Economic Risk Of “Brexit”
Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England, has drawn the ire of the various “Leave” campaign groups by suggesting the UK could fall into a technical recession if the nation decides to cease its membership of the EU in next month’s referendum.
US Job Creation Falters
Data from the US Department of Labor suggests that the world’s largest economy created 160000 new jobs in April.
Forex Week In Review - 5/9/2016
On the currency markets last week the Yen enjoyed the best of the trading. The Dollar was stronger against Sterling last week closing at $1.4437 to the Pound, a rise of 1.3% on the week.
Special Relationship Reserves Brexit UK A Place At End Of Queue
Mr Obama pointed out that the US is currently engaged in discussion of a major US/EU trade deal (TTIP) and that should the UK leave the EU, it would find itself at the end of a queue which could see it take 10 years to agree a trade deal with the US.
Forex Week In Review - 4/25/2016
In Europe over the course of the week, the FTSE was down by 0.53%, it closed at 6310.4; the Dax ended at 10374, up by 3.2% on last week’s close; the CAC was up by 1.7% to end the session at 4569.7.
Chinese Growth Remains Strong
By any standards, growth of 6.7% seen in the Chinese economy represents an astonishing level for any major economy and contrasts with the modest growth seen in Japan, the USA and the Eurozone.
Forex Week In Review - 4/18/2016
The Euro was weaker against the Yen ending at 122.8, a loss of 0.77% over the course of the week. It lost ground against Sterling last week, falling by 1.8%; the close saw one £ buying €1.2587.
Greater International Tax Cooperation Promised In Europe
An announcement has been made by finance ministers from the UK, Germany, Spain, France and Italy at the IMF spring meeting on heightened cooperation on sharing information on the owners of businesses and trusts.
Dead-Bolts For The Stable Door?
The Global Financial Crisis can be blamed for adding the phrase "too big to fail" to the public lexicon.
EU To Demand Greater Tax Transparency From Major Corporations
The requirements will mean that the corporations affected will need to disclose their net turnover figures , pre-tax profit, corporate tax due, accumulated earnings and the tax bills actually paid in the EU states in which they are operating.
Forex Week In Review - 4/11/2016
Last week was a negative affair for the world’s major markets, with only the FTSE making any gains, and the oil price strengthened, breaking the link between falling oil and negative sentiment, for once.
Rising Yen Troublesome For Japan
The Yen has risen to an 18-month high against the US Dollar and stands at about 108.7 Yen, having started 2016 worth 120.6.
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