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US Recession Brings Some Unforeseen Changes

US Recession Brings Some Unforeseen Changes

In accessing data from the America’s Research Group’s May 7th press release it reflects that their new survey unearthed no discretionary spending going on in America; a recent fact coming straight from it’s CEO and founder, Britt Beemer. Mr. Beemer... (Continue reading)

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The IMF Quagmire

The IMF Quagmire

Pakistan has been dependant on foreign aid and loans since decades now and the increasing debt burden never seems to end. This dependence began during Ayub era when Pakistan started its first five years plan with US assistance. Since then... (Continue reading)

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America’s Messiah Drops the Ball

America's Messiah Drops the Ball

It has now become embarrassingly clear that President Barrack Obama, the promising candidate of hope has dropped America’s ball. Having inherited a ravaged landscape of “shock and awe” self destruction, created by a man who was anointed the title, “the... (Continue reading)

US Markets Propped in Delirious Toxicity

US Markets Propped in Delirious Toxicity

Bursting Financial Bubbles: The Triple Bubble Effect With the Obama administration now showing a complete “do nothing” approach to the oversight crisis in US banking, it appears Goldman Sachs (also known to many as “Le’violette main d’Israe’l”) not only has succeeded in gaining... (Continue reading)

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IMF Loans to Pakistan: History and Current Prospects

SAIRA YOUSAF | IMF LOANS AND BINDS | MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 2009 IMF loans have been an important source to manage the financial problems of Pakistan such as balance of payment deficits, stabilization of currency, rebuilding international reserves, managing liquidity problems... (Continue reading)

Opportunities for Pakistan in the Global Financial Slump

SAAD SARWAR MUHAMMAD | LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2008 The whole world is undergoing a major financial crisis which has caused the downturn of almost all the developed world economies with job losses, bailouts... (Continue reading)

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Pakistan’s Market Policy

SAAD SARWAR MUHAMMAD | NO TO FLOOR REMOVAL FROM KSE | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2008 Pakistan’s main index, the Karachi Stock Market (KSE) has witnessed a dramatic fall in market capitalization during the year 2008; falling from ahigh of approx 16,000... (Continue reading)

China, the World’s Factory: From a Producer to a Consumer Economy

China, the World's Factory: From a  Producer to a Consumer Economy

Saad Sarwar Muhammad | When a Sale is Just Not Good Enough | Sunday, April 27, 2008 They say that making a thing is easy, but selling it is the more difficult part. China not only makes products for the entire... (Continue reading)

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Pakistan’s Currency’s Downward Spiral

Saad Sarwar Muhammad | How to Save the Spiraling Rupee? | Saturday, April 26, 2008 Pakistani rupee has been spiralling downwards against the dollar in the past few weeks touching Rs. 65 to a dollar. This at a time when most... (Continue reading)

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