Barron's
Based on the declining value of the dollar, which hit a 15-month low Wednesday against the euro, the market is "right back at the lows" seen before the financial crisis, Russell says. He expects stocks to drop about 20% in the next year or so, ...
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S&P should avoid political predictions
Los Angeles Times
By allowing banks and their regulators to be complacent about the quality of the assets on the banks' books, the credit agencies helped to impair the health of the entire financial system. The bipartisan Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission concluded in ...
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Living in the Now, Stocks Surge
Barron's
A year ago, the stock market began a 16% correction, as our central bank wound down its quantitative-easing campaign, dubbed QE1, and as Europe's debt crisis flared and business confidence plunged. The consensus now believes our economy is on a ...
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Ron Muhlenkamp Quarterly Letter
GuruFocus.com
Many who want to raise taxes on corporations believe that corporate stocks and bonds are owned by “the rich.” In fact, much of corporate stocks and bonds are owned by pension funds. In 2010, the shocks to the markets and the financial system came from ...
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Stimulus by Fed Is Disappointing, Economists Say
New York Times
The latest estimates from economists, in fact, suggest that the pace of recovery from the global financial crisis has flagged since November, when the Fed started buying $600 billion in Treasury securities to push private dollars into investments that ...
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Hong Kong assets have 'peaked': analyst
MarketWatch
By Chris Oliver, MarketWatch HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Hong Kong stocks and property prices — among the first to recover from the financial crisis — could be among the worst performers as global tightening gathers pace, according to analysts who ...
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Investment financing 'with domestic resources putting pressure on banks'
Financial Express Bangladesh
Muhith said: "Not only the assumed food crisis, I think the large expenditure on the import of fuel from the volatile international market is a major threat to the country's macro-economic stability." "Many people said the Middle-East unrest would ...
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'Innocent bystanders' taking a beating
Bangkok Post
The imbalances were reduced temporarily as the global financial crisis caused private demand to drop in the US, the UK, and elsewhere. But, starting in 2010, the imbalances returned, and, according to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) recently ...
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Time to change the unfair rules for negative gearing
Sydney Morning Herald
(The revenue forgone through negative gearing was lower in 2008-09 than it was in 2007-08, because the number of taxpayers reporting rental income fell by about 51000 (presumably as a result of the global financial crisis prompting some landlords to ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Beyond the Surge in Corporate Profits
New York Times
Today, “earnings are pretty much back to where they were before the financial crisis,” Mr. Butters said. S.& P., in fact, now estimates that S.& P. 500 operating profits will likely grow to a record $96.59 a share, up from the previous peak of $87.72 ...
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Hong Kong assets have 'peaked': analyst
MarketWatch
By Chris Oliver, MarketWatch HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Hong Kong stocks and property prices — among the first to recover from the financial crisis — could be among the worst performers as global tightening gathers pace, according to analysts who ...
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the World's Gold Holdings
Center for Research on Globalization
by Michel Chossudovsky Both the US dollar and the Euro currency systems are in crisis. During a period of waning currency systems, where the value of money (in paper and/or electronic form) is tumbling, the strategic control over gold reserves and gold ...
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Center for Research on Globalization
IMF Survey: Time to Fix Causes of Financial Crisis, Says IMF
The global financial system remains vulnerable to more shocks, ... levels without jeopardizing financial stability and the nascent global economic recovery. ... Nearly four years after the start of the global crisis, confidence in the ... IMF analysis shows that banks in the United States are sufficiently strong to ...
www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/survey/so/.../new041311a.htm
ECB: The global financial crisis and the role of central banking
The crisis has shown that liquidity and various definitions of money are ... In May 2010 the financial crisis took a different direction; .... Looking ahead, it is up to other key stakeholders in the global financial and economic system ...
www.ecb.int/press/key/date/2011/html/sp110412.en.html
Global crisis? Do not panic | Business Finance Money news and Info
And slowly, something like a euro area-wide system of economic governance is in progress, with both emergency ... current stock market news from Wall Street – CNNMoney.com ... Late 2000s financial crisis Wikipedia the free encyclopedia ... Buy bank stocks april 2011 (2); bye focal news (1); amazon outage quorum (1) ...
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Latest News | Global Finance
Global Finance magazine's free online edition: Country Economic Reports; ... Latest News | Global Finance. Soaring Global Asset Prices Have Some ... Among the signals that a bubble could be developing in stocks is bank-stock underperformance, ... in the wake of the financial crisis, pumped money into the system, ...
www.gfmag.com/latestnews/latest-news-old.html?newsid=1...
Financial Crisis - UK Stock News | UK Stock News
British banks have not been charged enough for government guarantees that gave them critical access to wholesale funding during the financial crisis and ...
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