gulfnews.com
By Gaurav Ghose, Financial Features Editor The sovereign debt crisis in theEurozone seems like it will never end. First it was Greece, followed by Ireland, thenPortugal, and in April, Spain was being warily eyed. And now Greece's ability (or ...
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US Commodities Day Ahead: Mississippi Crop Cargoes Drop 39%
Bloomberg
Gold gained in London and headed for a second weekly increase as concern about Europe's debtcrisis and a weaker dollar spurred demand for the metal as an alternative investment. Lion Fund Management Co., the first in China to place money in foreign ...
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Satyajit Das: Double-edged Dollar
Forbes India
In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, the US and other developed nations issued massive amounts of debt and followed policies to weaken their currencies. The resultant fall in the value of Treasury bonds and the dollar has reduced the ...
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Forbes India
Forex - EUR/USD, S&P Futures Flows: After wild Asian trading, FX and equities ...
FXMarketAlerts.com
The Basel III compromise limits the use of insurance capital to 10% of each bank's total capitalstock. It forces banks to gradually reduce their reliance on hybrids, which largely proved useless in absorbing losses during the financial crisis. ...
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