Pain before reward

Article Abstract:

Lower growth and employment rates in Europe and U.S. have deflated the respective economies. US Federal Reserve Bank is too is left with little choice but to raise interest rates to curb inflationary expectations. The paradox is increasing the interest rates rapidly or too much would result in sharp fall in demand for dollars in the Asian countries and also bring in problems for Americans who have resorted to availing heavy mortgage finance during the recent housing boom. Despite such fears US Federal Reserve Bank will have to increase the interest rates in 2005 for reviving the economy.

Europe, Management dynamics, Federal Reserve Banks, Monetary Authorities - Central Bank, Management, Economic aspects, Inflation (Finance), Company business management, Inflation (Economics)

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When up is down

Article Abstract:

The impact of the increase in interest rates from 1% to 1.25% by the United States Federal Reserve Bank on the other countries rates and the currency market is discussed.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, United States. Federal Reserve Board

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World in a property bubble

Article Abstract:

The effect of downturn in property prices of United States, China, and Britain on Australia's residential property market is examined.

United Kingdom, China, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Comparative analysis, Company pricing policy, Residential real estate

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