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It has made Cameron look strong and it has insulated him politically – if not economically – from the long implosion of the euro.
Interbank rates are as low as 7% in Malaysia, although that is largely because it has insulated itself from the international markets through capital controls.
Now, with several direct flights a week from Johannesburg, Livingstone hopes that it has insulated itself a bit from Zimbabwe's problems.
While it has insulated itself somewhat, through financial hedges that protect it from price swings, it still needs the prices to rise sharply to have any hope of paying off its staggering debt load.
Yes, the dollar has provided a strong anchor for the Ecuadorian economy (and the Correa regime), and it has insulated Ecuador from the economic ills that have plagued many of its neighbors.
Along with other unidentified entities, the counterparties have received 30percentt of the $170 billion allocated to A.I.G. (Goldman has said that it had insulated itself from any financial damage that might have resulted from an A.I.G. collapse).
The fact that Myspace.co.uk was originally used to offer email services and mini-websites to subscribers meant it had insulated itself from an action.
"Asda is more exposed than most to this trend because the vast majority of its sales come through superstores, but what has insulated it is [fashion label] George, which is a destination brand," he says.
This has insulated it from precipitate downturns caused by oversupply.
Hong Kong's move today, analysts say, has insulated it from tougher positions that may be laid down under any new arrangement.
