March 15, 2010
Today's Profit Confidential
—by Michael Lombardi, CFP, MBA
Michael Lombardi is away on assignment; his column will return next week
— by George Leong, B.Comm.
A friend of mine is in China for a month doing some work. He said that he is amazed by the rate and scope of the development in the country's economic development zones. Wherever he goes, there is something being built.
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Long-term Alternatives to the
U.S. Dollar
"The Financial World According to Inya"
— by Inya Ivkovic, MA
Both China and Russia have discussed publicly viable, long-term alternatives to the U.S. dollar. Both have also publicly expressed their intentions to reduce exposure to the greenback and hold more of other currencies in their foreign-exchange reserves. Last year, the Chinese central bank's governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, went so far as to predict that the U.S. dollar could one day be replaced as the dominant currency on the world stage. Perhaps not replaced with another single currency, but with a basket of "super-sovereign" currencies, the selection of which would depend on their respective reserves held with the International Monetary Fund's in-house accounts.
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— by Mitchell Clark, B.Comm..
In the investment community, there's growing interest in the
agricultural sector. Not only does this sector benefit in an inflationary environment, but also many investors (myself included) feel that the commodity price cycle has yet to play out in this burgeoning industry.
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