New York Times
By SONIA KOLESNIKOV-JESSOP No one has a crystal ball, not even investment advisers. But asking the right questions of your private banker could make the difference between weathering the next financial crisis and seeing your portfolio crash. ...
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| Global Economic Crisis: Finance Is the New Mode of Warfare Center for Research on Globalization The idea is to create an illusion of crisis,to create a pretense for introducing a solution that makes fortunes for financial predators – or at least gives them enough room to take their money and run, by swapping their bad loans for Treasury ... See all stories on this topic » |  Center for Research on Globalization |
The National
Political stalemate in Washington and Brussels is fuelling a sense of panic that will spread to the financial centres of other advanced economies and emerging markets. Global stock markets are increasingly nervous. In the perpetual struggle between ...
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The Daily Maverick
The tragedy brought home by watching "Inside Job" is the realisation that the global financial meltdown that saw millions of ordinary consumers lose their homes, jobs and savings, was entirely avoidable. "It was a completely avoidable crisis; indeed, ...
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TheStreet.com
While investors continue to herd into theoretically risk-free Treasury bonds, informed investors such as Bill Gross have warned that the US is, in fact, in a more precarious financial position than Greece as accounting for entitlement liabilities ...
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Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses
So the money that could have been deposited in the BFIs flowed into foreign countries. Cut throat competition among the banks, lack of strong supervision of BFIs by the central bank and other concerned units are also reasons for the financial crisis. ...
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Business Recorder
Italian bond yields soared to euro lifetime highs on Friday, raising fears that Italy, with the highest sovereign debt ratio relative to its economy in the euro zone after Greece, could be the next to suffer in the crisis. The Financial Times reported ...
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Media Matters for America
The US Treasury's Aaa rating is the one constant in the world's financial system. When times are bad anywhere on the planet, global investors flock to Treasury bonds because they know they will get their money back. This "flight to quality" has pushed ...
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Proactive Investors UK
According to Rightmove, this months figures record the biggest fall of any July since 2008, just before the onset of the global financial crisis. Seven out of ten properties put up for sale this year have yet to find a buyer. Private equity firms bid ...
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NewsTime
By 1998, it had fallen in a heap again, this time due to the so-called emerging markets crisis, characterised by Russians queuing outside banks to remove their deposits and Indonesians going on the rampage in Jakarta. Although the market lost about 30% ...
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