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Money talks: June 6th 2011
Gloomy news
Jun 6th 2011, 22:08 by The Economist online
In this week's programme: the latest signs of weakness in America's economy and a revised rescue plan for Greece takes shape
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Hi,
Love the Money Talk’s podcast since it gives a great snap shot on the fiscal health for the month. Was wondering if you could start to add an Asian perspective to discuss the Asian economies especially Chinese/Japanese fiscal health as it responds to the global pressures created in the US and Europe? And how global fiscal issues are affecting the emerging Asian economies? Would be a great way to get more of a global perspective on the global fiscal health as we are so interwoven these days.
Keep up all the good work.
Mathew CasiKroth