Wall Street Journal
The term "quantitative easing" refers to Fed efforts to stimulate financial markets by buying bonds, injecting fresh government money into the economy in the process. There are some underlying signs of concern among stock investors. ...
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Daily Stock Alert
Barron's
Raising banks' equity-capital ratios is the only way to solve the problem in the long run. We missed the chance during the financial crisis. I would have handled the whole crisis differently. I would have nationalized the banks and not allowed them to ...
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CREDIT MARKETS: Corporates Stall As Investors Flock To Safe-Haven Treasurys
Wall Street Journal
"Continued signs of a soft patch in global economic activity coupled with ongoing concerns over the Greek debt crisis catalyzed a risk reduction trade in advance of the weekend," said Chris Ahrens, head of US interest rate strategy at UBS Securities ...
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When Will My Dividend Bounce Back?
Motley Fool
Citigroup (NYSE: C ) , one of the prime players in the financial crisis, halted its dividend in 2009, but it recently announced that it will start paying one again. Before the meltdown in 2007, Citi's dividend was as high as $0.54 a quarter -- before ...
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Merkel: debt crisis mustn't endanger economy - Business News - Finance
Asked in her weekly video podcast whether the crisis could endanger ... in 2009 following the global financial crisis _ "there hadn't been anything like it ... only if investors agree to get repaid seven years late on their Greek bonds. ... this site provides investors, traders, and advisors with the lateststock ...
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