America beware: you may need us more than we need you, Canadians look to their retirement future and in Australia home ownership is but a dream for many, some of the items of interest for Tuesday.
Globe and Mail-- Why the Canadian dollar's rise is just like a pay hike
Globe and Mail-- Fed on guard against bubbles
Globe and Mail-- China lays ground for yuan shift
National Post-- Canada's trade dependency on U.S. weakens
National Post-- Loonie straddles parity as investors seek haven
National Post-- Strong demand for long-term mutual funds continues
Vancouver Sun-- Telus boosting broadband reach
Vancouver Sun-- Copper Mountain gets crucial mines permit
New York Times-- Greece’s Borrowing Costs Rise as Euro Falls
New York Times-- Geithner in India for Economic Talks
New York Times-- Moody's Cuts Iceland Credit Rating on Doubts About Aid
USA Today-- Spirit Airlines to become first to charge for carry-on luggage
USA Today-- Fed minutes: Low rates depend on strength of economy
Guardian UK online-- Greek bonds slump amid suggestions that IMF support will be spurned
Guardian UK online-- Tesco takes a punt on World Cup sponsorship
Guardian UK online-- Unions call for 'Cadbury law' to protect British industry
Times on line UK-- Sterling falls amid fears over hung Parliament
Times on line UK-- Academics ready to crush old ecenomic theories with a new reality
Telegraph UK online-- Election 2010: On business, all three main parties fall short
Telegraph UK online-- General Election 2010: How your tax bills will change when votes are counted
Telegraph UK online-- UK house prices face prolonged bear market
Melbourne Herald Sun-- Crean hits at China ore boycott of BHp Billiton and Rio Tinto
Melbourne Herald Sun-- Population growth to end young Australians' dream of owning home, says MP
Sydney Daily Telegraph-- Shopping centre owners fight planned $60m Auburn Costco
People's Daily-- Key inflation gauge likely to slow down in March
People's Daily-- Foreign firms are welcome in China
China Daily-- China to step up efforts to eliminate outdated industrial capacity
China Daily-- Economists see possible turnaround in US-China currency row
Times of India-- 'Big four audit firms bending laws in India'
Times of India-- ONGC reaps gain from carbon trade
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AMERICA BEWARE ? YOU MAY NEED US MORE THAN WE NEED YOU..THINK THAT THROUGH..CANADIAN EXPORTS TO THE U.S ARE DOWN..WAY DOWN..YOU DON'T NEED THAT BUSINESS ? ALSO COULD IT BE THAT THE U.S DOESN'T NEED CANADIAN EXPORTS AND ARE BUYING ELSEWHERE..SO WHO DOESN'T NEED WHO ? YOU RAINSOAKED,BEERBASTED CANUKS SHOULD LIGHTEN UP ON THE INFERIORITY SUPERIORITY COMPLEX ANTIAMERICAN REHTORIC..AND I SUPPOSE I SHOULD LEARN TO SPELL.
the national post quotes statscan about canadian exports being less dependent on america.the bigger better point is that canadian exports are down to all our markets.exports are down less to asia than the percent reduction to the u.s,so the percent of our exports to asia is increasing compared to u.s.this is something to brag about? we are dependent on all our foreign customers.who pays/funds statscan anyway.our feelgood pablem feeding feds?
Yo folks, double down on the Prozac, was simply a slug line to attract attention to the listing of economic items...
Yike's y'all are going to have some blood vessel problems if you keep on this way!
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