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Andy Myers fills in for Larry Edelson on this special edition of Money and Markets TV. Larry believes that regardless of whether the economy improves or deteriorates into a depression, gold will benefit, and could surge to $5,000 an ounce or higher.

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While U.S. investors have been focused on the fiscal cliff, Tom Essaye says they’ve ignored some green shoots in Europe. Tom says this is good news for the entire global economy, and he tells you how to play the trend with contrarian investments.

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The Fed thinks it’s helping consumers by driving down interest rates. But Mike Larson says that easy money policies are tightening profit margins at U.S. banks, making it harder to get credit and threatening the stock market and the overall economy.

Sean Brodrick says that three areas of the economy – housing, the labor market and auto sales – are already improving, and will continue to improve in a second Obama term. He tells you which investments can help you take advantage of these trends.

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Many investors are “chasing yield” looking for better returns. But Mike Larson says this trend is one of the biggest dangers facing investors and the overall economy. He tells you which types of investments to avoid, and which to target instead.

Tony Sagami argued earlier this week that a Romney victory would be good for stocks and the economy. Now, Sean Brodrick replies with the case for an Obama reelection, saying it would boost the energy and financial sectors, and asset prices overall.

Many investors remain cautious, partially due to the non-confirmation of the market’s new highs by the Dow Transports. But Tom Essaye says that this underperformance is due to weakness in railroad stocks, not underlying weakness in the macro-economy.

The outcome of the presidential election next month could make a huge difference for the economy and investors. Tony Sagami makes predictions for the stock market, the fiscal cliff crisis, taxes and the national debt in the event of a Romney victory.

Trillions of dollars of monetary and fiscal stimulus has helped the Dow Industrials double in value in less than four years. But Jack Crooks says that sooner or later, the financial economy will begin to reflect the weakness in the real economy.

The U.S. economy has slowed down again, prompting a third round of quantitative easing from the Fed. Mike Burnick says all the money printing has succeeded in propping up asset prices, and tells you which investment is likely to benefit the most.

China paper hints at anti-Japan sanctions BEIJING: The mouthpiece of China’s Communist Party warned on Monday that Japan’s economy could suffer for up to 20 years if Beijing chose to impose sanctions over an escalating territorial row.

The Fed has been forced to institute QE3 because Congress won’t act to stimulate the economy. But Sean Brodrick says that after the election, we’re likely to see increased infrastructure spending. His new report names his top picks in that sector

The Federal Reserve committed to unlimited money printing to boost the economy, even though its previous monetary easing hasn’t worked. Mike Larson says QE1, QE2 and Operation Twist have done nothing for jobs or growth, but are driving up inflation.

After listening to the Greener Journeys panel debate the importance of the bus in UK workforce and economy, the audience take their opportunity to ask questions about the Buses and Economic Growth report.

People will understand the social and environmental aspects of the bus, but it is important to stress the economic impact that this transport mode delivers for the economy, says Go-Ahead's David Brown.

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The bus plays an important role in oiling the wheels of the economy and can help facilitate UK economy recovery, says Claire Haigh of Greener Journeys.

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Mike Burnick examines the indicators that the Federal Reserve is looking at to determine whether it institutes another round of quantitative easing. But Mike says that no matter what the Fed decides, it won’t have much impact on the real economy.

Comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and ECB President Mario Draghi have boosted the stock market recently. But Mike Larson says the solutions they’re proposing have failed repeatedly in the past, and will not help the real economy.

China has led global economic growth for the past decade. But Tom Essaye points to new economic data that casts doubt on China’s ability to continue its dominance. What does that mean for the global economy, and how can you profit from it?

Mike Larson says that investors are set up to be disappointed by central banks and governments that can’t do anything to stop the slowdown in the global economy. He offers five concrete recommendations for protecting your wealth in the months ahead.

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The stock market has rallied recently on optimism about Europe, but Tom Essaye says that the global economy is still weak and at risk of slowing further. He tells us the best sector of the market to invest in during uncertain environments like these.

China is transforming from an export-dependent manufacturing economy into a domestic-consumption-powered economy. Tony Sagami says the Chinese middle class is spending its money on familiar U.S. brand names such as McDonald’s, Starbucks and Tiffany.

In September 2008, the collapse of Lehman Brothers tipped the world into recession. A cast of contributors including national leaders, finance ministers and CEOs describe the tense negotiations in New York and London as the investment institution headed towards bankruptcy. Gordon Brown, Tim Geithner and Alistair Darling reveal the dilemmas they faced and the decisions they took. One year on, the programme explains why the collapse of one bank had such disastrous consequences for the world's economy.

The Fed, ECB and Bank of England all disappointed investors this week with their lack of action. But Mike Larson says that even if they did more quantitative easing or bond purchases, it wouldn’t have much impact on the markets or the global economy.

Ben Bernanke acknowledged this week that the U.S. economy is facing severe headwinds. But stock traders still think the Fed will save the day. Mike Larson examines the tools available to the central bank, and says policymakers can do little to help.

The Federal Reserve disappointed investors by not announcing a new round of quantitative easing. But Sean Brodrick thinks the decision was due to recent improvements in economic data – in real estate, manufacturing and international trade.

The real global economy is the worst it’s been in years. But stocks are still holding up. Mike Larson says that’s because of massive monetary accommodation from central banks, but he believes the weak underlying fundamentals will ultimately win out.

London’s financial services industry benefited most from the credit boom. But Jack Crooks says deleveraging and a contraction in the financial sector will hurt the U.K. economy more than other developed countries, and drag down the British pound.

Tom Essaye examines one leading indicator that could predict the next moves in the global economy and markets: the Australian dollar. He says an uptick in the currency and global growth could lead to a big jump in shipping companies and other stocks.

World leaders on Monday urged Europe to resolve the current euro zone crisis that is threatening the world's economy. G20 members want the EU to act faster, after pro-bailout New Democracy's victory in Sunday's Greek election failed to calm the financial markets. President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso welcomed the election result and pushed Greek leaders to form a government quickly. Facing critics who blame the EU for slowing down the global economy, Barroso also said that Europe does not need lessons in democracy nor how to run its economy. G20 leaders are expected to release a joint statement calling for a coordinated plan to boost growth and create jobs. Major developing economies are also set to agree to more contributions to the International Monetary fund.

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The slowdown in the global economy has already prompted China and India to take action to boost their economies. Monty Agarwal argues that the U.S. and Europe will soon join the stimulus bandwagon, and he predicts how that will affect the markets.

The latest news from the European economy, banking sector and bond markets show that the sovereign debt and financial crisis there is getting worse. Mike Larson sees signs that the problems are spilling into the global economy, including the U.S.

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Some of the world’s top economic forecasters, credit ratings agencies and financial industry trade groups are coming around to Mike Larson’s position that the European economy and banking system is in grave danger. He highlights the latest warnings.

Sean Brodrick thinks the long-term trend for China is still bullish, but he sees several warning signs indicating that in the shorter-term, the road ahead could be bumpy. He tells you how to protect yourself against a further drop in Chinese stocks.

EU leaders are gathering in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss how to kick-start growth in Europe while keeping deficits down. New French President Francois Hollande has increasingly been putting pressure on German Chancellor Angela Merkel to reconsider her negative views on Euro bonds, bonds jointly underwritten by all eurozone member states. Hollande warned on Saturday during a G8 Summit in Camp David that he is not alone in supporting the proposal. Italy's Monti, Spain's Rajoy and the EC are expected to back the idea. As the biggest economy in Europe, mutualizing common European debt would mean Germany having to finance sovereign debt from other countries. Merkel has already said she does not rule out euro bonds as a long-term prospect, but under one condition: a more integrated political and fiscal European Union. Cube Spin Greece and the unofficial talk of a Greek euro exit are also set to be discussed. After the elections earlier this month, the Greek political parties failed to form a ...

Texas Governor Rick Perry shared his thoughts on the economic future of Texas with Bay Area Houston regional business leaders. Governor Perry recently announced his Texas Budget Compact, which he feels is critical in keeping the state’s budget balanced and keeping Texas jobs and economy growing.