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The global economy crisis has led the central banks all over the world to reduce the interest rates to close to 0% which is the all time low. With interest rates that low, borrowing has been cheap which can indirectly spurs the economy - low interest rates, company can borrow to for company expansion, people can borrow more to buy properties and people are forced to spend their money or savings. In fact, the global stock market has been rallying non-stop since March 2009 because of low interest rates and this lead to the presumption that global economy has recovered, although the jobless in the United States stays at 10%. Some has the feeling that the stock market and commodities rally was led by low interest rate because people starting to treat stock market as just another legalized casino. Nevertheless, I do believe we are on the way of recovery but this road is expected to have a lot of potholes. With recovery on the way, central banks will be slowly starting to raise the interest...

While many people have been talking about 2010 being the year towards economy recovery. However, things does not always look too good despite of all these speculations. However, South East Asia stocks does not seem to feeling the positive push. And it could be that the whole world is feeling it as well. Singapore and most South East Asia countries have been on the fall for the sixth day, while Malaysia bank hits. Singapore's index fell for a sixth session on Wednesday, weighed down by selling in Genting and other big caps, while Malaysia hit its lowest in almost a month, with banks suffering the most. Most likely, the fall and impact especially towards the bank was due to worries among the public regarding the recent banking proposals in the United States by the Obama administration. There are tough and strict rules being proposed to limit the size and the scope of activities of the country's biggest banks. There are a lot of fears that this might eventually spread towards Eu...

Sometimes it is probably easy to be talking about making more wealth and money . And we have people doing analytical studies on the economy. Investors and other financial consultant have been good in doing their job. Providing statistical data and analysis so as to see the potential growth of a company. However, my question today here is that all it takes to be making a difference. To be way ahead is not just about being hardworking and getting the right facts, datas and knowledge. No doubt all these are important but what so many modern people lack of today is simply this, IMAGINATION . We were so caught up with our hectic schedules that we leave no room for iMAge. For an image of what the future would hold, of what the NEXT HiT would be. Look at all these great men, Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, Leonardo Da Vinci, Aristotle, Galileo Galilei, Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, Tony Fernandes (Airasia boss), Steve Jobs , Sergey Brin and Larry Page as well as many others. All t...

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