China, Germany Criticize U.S. Quantitative Easing

China and Germany, the world’s second-largest and fourth-largest economies respectively, expressed concern about Federal Reserve plans to pump $600 billion into the U.S. economy.

The Fed announced plans to buy $600 billion of assets earlier this week…

As Fed Policy Sinks the Dollar, Prices of Essentials Soar

Intended or not, the Fed’s quantitative easing policies are destroying the dollar’s value. That’s pushing prices of commodities that Americans need — such as food, cotton and oil — ever higher. And it hurts companies as well …

How to Profit From a Weak Dollar: Bet on Commodities

Analysts lately have loudly proclaimed the end of the dollar, leaving investors looking to stay ahead with a choice of betting on stocks, which have 17% fallen in the last decade, or staying “safe” in very low-yield money marke…