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FINANCIAL News, Money, Banks, Stock, Economic and Financial Crisis, Jul 02, 2011

A new investment strategy: preparing for end times
San Jose Mercury News
And in the past year, the amount of money managed in dedicated tail-risk accounts by bond giant PIMCO has doubled to $23 billion. Boaz Weinstein, a former trader at Deutsche Bank who lost more than $1 billion of the bank's money in the financial crisis ...
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Benzinga
But the month ended on a more optimistic note with the Greek Parliament approving additional austerity and fiscal adjustment measures, skirting a domino-like financial crisis. Greece's enormous debt is intertwined with political and social issues that ...
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What's next for the market?
Malaysia Star
In addition, the economic malaise in US persists. At best, the economic indicators are still patchy to suggest that the United States has truly broken away from the gravity of its financial crisis. To infuse more momentum into the US economy, ...
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Malaysia Star
On Independence Day 2011, We're more dependent than ever
Sacramento Bee
The US financial system has limited exposure to the Greek bonds at the center of the current European financial crisis. But US banks and money-market funds are invested in European banks, and they, in turn, are invested in Greece, Spain, ...
See all stories on this topic »Commodities: Biggest quarterly loss since 2008
Commodities Now Online
Commodities posted the largest quarterly loss since the 2008 financial crisis, and ended June on the defensive after a plunge in grain prices. The 19-commodity Reuters-Jefferies CRB index, a global benchmark, finished the second quarter 6 percent down. ...
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American Chronicle
MILLER: In Europe, the sovereign debt crisis is far from over. And there are worries about an economic slowdown in China and other emerging markets, as market strategist Scott Wren explains. WREN: A lot of these emerging economies, they have seen a ...
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CTV.ca
It warns that stocks look expensive by historical standards. Eric Sprott, CEO of money manager Sprott Asset Management, says markets remain vulnerable to sudden downdrafts because the financial crisis that erupted in 2008 “has never been resolved. ...
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