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Blackstone plus China is a marriage of two bubbles William Pesek/Bloomberg 12:36 AM \| May 24,2007 The relationship between China and PE dovetails with a report that says the boom in buyouts is due to excess liquidity and low yields caused by distortions mainly in China and Japan
Rupee ‘madness’ is worthy of attention William Pesek/Bloomberg 12:03 AM \| May 11,2007 A strong currency is a sign of confidence in an economy’s prospects. A weak one stifles enterprise, discourages capital inflows and takes pressure off politicians to modernize economies
Dick Cheney’s banker sees world bubble William Pesek/Bloomberg 12:37 AM \| May 03,2007 Jeremy Grantham believes everything — art, infrastructure, land, forestry, junk bonds, mundane blue chips — is going through an exponential phase and will eventually burst dramatically
Japanese deflation will harm global economy William Pesek/Bloomberg 11:58 PM \| April 30,2007 Until consumers are confident Japan’s growth will approach 4% and see their wages rise, they will save more than they consume. Consumer doubts about the outlook are prolonging deflation
US pockets not deep enough to beat yuan William Pesek/Bloomberg 12:06 AM \| April 05,2007 One explanation for the US’ waning clout in foreign-exchange markets is something that gets little attention: the country’s lack of currency reserves


Blackstone plus China is a marriage of two bubbles William Pesek/Bloomberg 12:36 AM \| May 24,2007 The relationship between China and PE dovetails with a report that says the boom in buyouts is due to excess liquidity and low yields caused by distortions mainly in China and Japan
Rupee ‘madness’ is worthy of attention William Pesek/Bloomberg 12:03 AM \| May 11,2007 A strong currency is a sign of confidence in an economy’s prospects. A weak one stifles enterprise, discourages capital inflows and takes pressure off politicians to modernize economies
Dick Cheney’s banker sees world bubble William Pesek/Bloomberg 12:37 AM \| May 03,2007 Jeremy Grantham believes everything — art, infrastructure, land, forestry, junk bonds, mundane blue chips — is going through an exponential phase and will eventually burst dramatically
Japanese deflation will harm global economy William Pesek/Bloomberg 11:58 PM \| April 30,2007 Until consumers are confident Japan’s growth will approach 4% and see their wages rise, they will save more than they consume. Consumer doubts about the outlook are prolonging deflation
US pockets not deep enough to beat yuan William Pesek/Bloomberg 12:06 AM \| April 05,2007 One explanation for the US’ waning clout in foreign-exchange markets is something that gets little attention: the country’s lack of currency reserves