June 1, 2001: Commodity Prices to Ease

May 30, 2001: Prospects for the Canadian $

May 29, 2001: Prospects for U.S.$/Yen

May 28, 2001: U.S. Savings Fall Further

May 24, 2001: Growth Weakens for Major Economies

May 22, 2001: Prospects for the British Pound

May 21, 2001: Prospects for the Gold Price

May 17, 2001: Special Report on Major Economies

May 17, 2001: Prospects for US T-Bonds

May 16, 2001: Will the Fed's Rate Cut Prevent A Recession?

May 15, 2001: Massive Monetary Pumping by BOJ

May 14, 2001: US PPI Rises in April

May 9, 2001: Prospects for the Canadian Dollar

April 30, 2001: US GDP Rises Above Expectations

April 23, 2001: Sharp Fall in US Money, AMS

April 17, 2001: US Retail Sales Fall in March

April 6, 2001: US Employment Falls

April 2, 2001: US Loans Display Softening 

March 30, 2001: US Personal Savings in Free Fall 

March 29, 2001: Japanese Industrial Production Remains Subdued 

March 26, 2001: Sharp Fall in U.S. Consumer Loans 

March 16, 2001: U.S. Producer Price Inflation Softens 

March 15, 2001: U.S. Commodity Prices Weakening 

March 13, 2001: Will Improvement in Japanese Liquidity Help the Stock Market? 

March 12, 2001: US Employment Rises Strongly in February 

March 2, 2001: US Personal Savings Falls Sharply 

March 1, 2001: Euro-land Money Growth Falls Sharply 

February 28, 2001: Japanese Share Price Index Falls Sharply 

February 22, 2001: Visible Rebound in US Money Supply Growth 

February 20, 2001: Yield Spread Points to a Subdued Japanese Economy 

Frank Shostak on the Theoretical Foundations 

Frank Shostak interviewed by the Austrian Economics Newsletter