markets driven by optimistic food costs for the year and almost all gains were raised by friday stephen push ups gets planes. in the last couple of days we're actually have seen the markets give up almost all of the gains by general early in the week as the new worries have resurfaced about the outlook for two thousand and eleven the jobless situation in the states the fairly high level commodity prices and the markets have pulled back i mean overall we closed the week about one of the have two percent higher for all the major global indices and the russian market as well fears of a currency war will top the agenda of the i.m.f. and the world bank this weekend governments from the u.k. to the u.s. and japan have been cutting interest rates to lower their currencies we've seen already a lot of tensions between the u.s. and china in particular with respect to this issue and i do fear that these tensions will escalate and it could damage the global economy as a result the whole idea of printing money is in many respects to devalue money to make money cheap relative to goods and services. essentiall