FINANCIAL News, Money, Banks, Stock, Economic and Financial Crisis, Jun 13, 2011 (2)

Investment: The Fed flood slows to a trickle Financial Times ... of the US and global economic recoveries. How markets react will demonstrate whether the two-year rally in most asset classes following the financial crisis is on a stable footing or has been artificially doped by one of the biggest floods of money ... See all stories on this topic » Financial Times

Investors Need to Hedge Against Tail Risks Hemscott Essentially, following various technical 'flights to safety' during the financial crisis period, fundamentals have gradually reasserted themselves and interest rate differentials are one of the prime determinants of currency trends. ... See all stories on this topic »

Losing Streak Sends S&P 500 Looking for Summer Market Lows Money Morning We have been avoiding them because they suffer the most from the slowdown in credit growth, stock trading and home building. After the credit crisis in 2008, many of them merged, thus avoiding a needed period of restructuring. ... See all stories on this topic » Money Morning

Too risky to survive Financial News In fact, since the financial crisis, the appetite of custodian banks for client cash has increased, as they seek to reduce their reliance on central bank funding. Such ready access to cheap and idle cash remains one of the prime arguments for being in ... See all stories on this topic »

Newspaper Briefing, including Lloyds aims to sweeten branch sales - Daily Mail Proactive Investors UK Sovereign wealth funds (SWF) are the giant aircraft carriers of global financial markets. Together these government-owned funds - investing in assets such as bonds, fixed-interest stocks, equities, property, precious metals, land and commodities - have ... See all stories on this topic »

Hans Ulrich Obrist In Conversation with Julian Assange, Part II E-Flux In late 2008, Iceland's economy collapsed as a result of the general financial crisis. The Icelandic banking sector was 10 times larger than the rest of the Icelandic economy. The largest bank was a bank called Kaupthing, and we got hold of ... See all stories on this topic » E-Flux

Japanese and Singaporean investors capitalizing on U.S. investment opportunities Lexology (registration) The continuing financial crisis, and with it, the tumbling value of US shares and the US dollar, affords investors excellent value opportunities in both long and short term investments.15 Many Singaporean investors have taken advantage of the economic ... See all stories on this topic »

Investors nervous as stock market eyes correction Palm Beach Post And he thinks that there is at least a 1-in-5 chance that Greece will default on its bonds, which could lead to another financial crisis. As a result, he's increased his cash holdings to 12 percent of his assets from 4 percent over the past six months. ... See all stories on this topic »

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