Topic: Mohamed El-Erian

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The Daily Reckoning
Will austerity come to the US?

The United States may be headed for the same belt-tightening austerity that has caused an uproar across Europe. Done right, it could actually work.
Will Bernanke announce another round of quantitative easing?

Experts warn against policy initiatives with questionable benefits
S&P downgrade of US credit rating sends clear message to Congress: shape up

S&P, one of the three major credit-rating firms, downgraded its rating for US debt Friday night – a move that has the potential to further spook global markets and drive up borrowing costs in the US. The reason for the downgrade, S&P said, was congressional dysfunction.
PIMCO CEO: Egypt needs stronger outside support

Egypt can deliver on its revolution. But building a new society also requires better and stronger support from its friends and allies.
Bond market: Despite rally, PIMCO still bearish

Bond market uptick in Treasuries doesn't lift outlook for PIMCO's El-Erian. Market is too complacent about rising inflation, he says.
The Reformed Broker
Financial news you can start ignoring

When everything is shouted into a megaphone (repeated across 500 websites), it all sounds so urgent and essential. But it isn't.
The Daily Reckoning
Exporting economic growth

What little consumers are spending is not going to US producers. It’s going overseas.
The Reformed Broker
The econ gangs of New York

The post-recession pre-recovery era has created a rash of factions embroiled in a battle of words over how to fix the economy.
Why Greek debt 'contagion' is roiling global stock prices

Investors are wracked by uncertainty. Might Greece still default on its debt? Might Germans pull back financial support? Which country might be next? The questions are unsettling stock prices.
How to earn your penny-pincher credentials

Americans are shifting into an era of frugality.