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Puru Saxena

Puru Saxena is the editor and publisher of Money Matters, an economic and financial publication NOW available at www.purusaxena.com. An investment adviser based in Hong Kong, he is a regular guest on CNBC, BBC, Bloomberg, NDTV Profit and writes for several newspapers and financial journals.

 
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Commodities Boom Largely Due To Supply And Demand Imbalances Plus Inflation - by Puru Saxena

We are witnessing a generational bull-market in all types of natural resources (energy, food and metals). This boom in commodities is largely due to supply and demand imbalances plus the ongoing monetary inflation, which is adding fuel to the fire. Today, the various central banks continue to pump money and credit into the system and combined with the rising per-capita consumption levels in Asia and Latin America, you can begin to understand why the prices of commodities are at record-highs.


Worldwide Scramble For Natural Resources - by Puru Saxena

We are witnessing a generational bull-market in all types of natural resources (energy, food and metals). This boom in commodities is largely due to supply and demand imbalances plus the ongoing monetary inflation, which is adding fuel to the fire. Today, the various central banks continue to pump money and credit into the system and combined with the rising per-capita consumption levels in Asia and Latin America, you can begin to understand why the prices of commodities are at record-highs....


Inflation Causes Major World Currencies To Lose Up To 75% In Purchasing Power - by Puru Saxena

The major world currencies have lost between 25% and 75% of their purchasing power through inflation since 1980! For this system to work however, this solitary bear-market in "money" must remain concealed from the public for the fear that the masses may stop accepting these currencies as a medium of exchange. In order to proliferate this fraud, the officials keep up with the "inflation-fighting" propaganda through their totally bogus and meaningless "inflation" figures that are constantly spewed out by the media. Taking into account the course of action chosen by the various central banks, I am convinced that the various currencies will continue to depreciate in value against assets...


Oil Supply Struggling To Keep Up With Rising Global Demand - by Puru Saxena

Most people remain oblivious to the fact that the supply of oil is struggling to keep up with rising global demand. And when you factor in the reality that over 60% of the world's top oil-producing nations are already past their peak output, the picture starts to cause some alarm. Now, I am not saying that our world is going to run out of oil tomorrow. Far from it! However, the rate at which we pump this stuff out from the ground is likely to enter an irreversible decline...


China To Overtake United States As Economic Leaders - by Puru Saxena

Puru Saxena says the gap between developed and developing nations is narrowing and China is the country investors should back in its progress towards global economic leadership. Over the past decades, the United States has been the engine of global growth; however its dominance will be challenged in the not too distant future. If my assessment is correct, China will replace the United States as the worlds single most important economy...


Geo-Political Disaster Around the Bend? - by Puru Saxena

Bearing in mind the recent developments in the Middle East, I suspect that a geo-political disaster is around the corner. I hope I am wrong, but it increasingly looks as though either Israel or the United States will attack Iran over its "nuclear program"....


Rising Markets and Commodities - by Puru Saxena

..Capital markets powered ahead in 2006. As expected, the big winners were the emerging stock markets led by Peru, Vietnam, Venezuela, China and Russia... Over in the commodities arena, several base metals (zinc, copper and nickel), precious metals (silver, palladium and gold) and grains appreciated significantly.So, how can we explain the simultaneous rise of so many uncorrelated markets?


The financial markets in 2007 - by Puru Saxena

...On a brighter note, we still have a good stretch ahead of us and I expect the markets to remain strong until towards the end of the first quarter next year...


Is the commodity bull market over? - by Puru Saxena

...The past couple of quarters were traumatic for the commodities investor. After a huge advance, the natural resources' bull came to a grinding halt before falling off the proverbial cliff...


US inflation and the Federal Reserve - by Puru Saxena

...Will US inflation behave without the Federal Reserve heads stepping in?...