Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Ronald-Peter Stöferle talks to James Turk about gold
Ronald-Peter Stöferle, Analyst at Erste Bank, and James Turk, Director of the GoldMoney Foundation, talk about his “In Gold we trust” report.
CrossTalk: Iran War Drumbeat
Is the latest IAEA
report a case for a war with Iran? Why does the US get to read it first?
Is there enough evidence to conclude that Iran's nuclear program goes
far beyond peaceful purposes? And why is no-one questioning the
credibility of the IAEA?
CrossTalk with Mark Levine, Patrick Hayes and Hooshang Amirahmadi.
CrossTalk with Mark Levine, Patrick Hayes and Hooshang Amirahmadi.
Marc Faber on Global Stocks, Europe Crisis and The Fed
Nov. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom and Doom
Report," talks about the outlook for global stock markets.
Faber also discusses Europe's sovereign debt crisis, the U.S.
economy and Federal Reserve monetary policy. He speaks from Ho Chi Minh
City, Vietnam, with Susan Li on Bloomberg Television's "First
Up."
Rattansi: Foreign-fuelled revolt & media games spill Syria blood
Syria has called an
emergency meeting of the Arab League, in an attempt to reverse the
decision which saw it suspended from the organisation. The freeze on the
country's membership and accompanying sanctions received wide support
from the EU and the U.S. An overwhelming majority of member states voted
for the measure to urge president Bashar al-Assad to stop 8-months of
violence. But it also triggered new protests and attacks on the Turkish,
French and Saudi Arabian embassies in Damascus. Dozens more people were
reportedly killed across the country on Sunday in the latest wave of
crackdowns on anti-government protests. Author and journalist Afshin
Rattansi thinks the conflict in Syria's being fueled from abroad, and
could drag on for some time.
Bob Chapman interviewed
US vs China
As the gathering of
the Pacific Rim's political and economic heavyweights winds down in
Hawaii, it's the latest rift between the globe's two centres of
financial influence which is dominating. The U.S. has been criticising
China for its trade and currency practices. This year the U.S. and China
continued to outline competing economic programs. Hu Jintao insisted on
more influence for Beijing as a growing power, while Obama zeroed in on
China's trading decisions.
Merkel calls for a new Anschluss
http://www.euronews.net/ The German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called Europe's debt crisis the continent's "toughest hour since World War II."
EU welcomes regime change
Brussels is pleased
to see that Italy and Greece have changed their governments and picked
technocrats to lead their countries through the euro crisis.
Max Keiser: Gold & silver stake for Wall St. zombie bankers!
By RussiaToday on Nov 14, 2011
Italy's new prime minister, Mario Monti, has began work on forming a new 'technocrat' government to tackle the country's towering debt. An economist and former EU-commissioner, he now has to implement structural economic reforms to pull Italy out of its financial chaos. For more on this, RT talks to Max Keiser, financial analyst and host of the Keiser Report.
Italy's new prime minister, Mario Monti, has began work on forming a new 'technocrat' government to tackle the country's towering debt. An economist and former EU-commissioner, he now has to implement structural economic reforms to pull Italy out of its financial chaos. For more on this, RT talks to Max Keiser, financial analyst and host of the Keiser Report.
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