Italy's woes could be contagious, even to US
msnbc.com “The financial facilities at their disposal are wholly inadequate to deal with Spain or Italy separately, let alone together. So we need an immediate increase in the size of the resources available.” The spread of Europe's debt crisis to Italy has also ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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China's mountain of debt
World Socialist Web Site Within China, the costs of any bailout of local governments and the banks inevitably will be imposed, in one way or another, on ordinary working people, further fuelling social tensions. After the Asianfinancial crisis of 1997-98, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Minutes of Federal Reserve Open Market Committee's June 22 Meeting: Text
Bloomberg Broad US stock price indexes declined, on net, over the intermeeting period, apparently in response to the downbeat economic data. Stock prices of financial firms underperformed the broader market, reflecting the weaker economic outlook, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Sipp Investor: how my portfolio fared through a tough half year
Citywire.co.uk My most disappointing fund investments were the Jupiter Financial Opportunities and JP MorganGlobal Financial funds. I had bought these as a recovery play given that bank stocks were badly beaten up and that their recovery was not factored into ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Newspaper Briefing, including 'Phone hacking: News Corp to consider
selling ...
Proactive Investors UK Mid-rank law firms may have to merge: Mid-ranking law firms, their business models weakened by the financial crisis, are suffering a new assault from legislative changes and liberalisation. Regime for failing hospitals attacked: A new regime for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
China's Stocks Slump on Europe Debt Crisis, Property Curbs
San Francisco Chronicle The CSI 300 Index fell 1.44 percent to 3068.91, led by energy and financial stocks. The Shanghaigauge has fallen 1.6 percent this year after the central bank raised interest rates five times and reserve- requirement ratio 12 times since the start of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Greek PM blasts EU 'cacophony' on debt crisis
Focus News The plan to involve the private sector has won backing from key global finance group, the Institute of International Finance (IIF), which represents banks, insurers and investment funds, and which has held talks in Europe this week. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Republicans talk tough ahead of US debt talks
Vancouver Sun Despite the heated rhetoric, investors still assume that Washington will ultimately dodge a crisis. Yields fell to seven-month lows on the benchmark 10 year Treasury bond on Tuesday morning, fueled by debt worries in Europe. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Industrial growth lags in latest sign of slowdown
Livemint Fresh concerns that Italy, the euro zone's third-largest economy, could be forced into a financial crisis like Greece, Ireland and Portugal has added to a bleak global scenario. Stocks extended losses after the data release and were down 1.3%, ... See all stories on this topic » |
US Stocks Decline on Global Debt Concerns as Financials Fall
Bloomberg
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) and Bank of America Corp. (BAC) fell more than 2.8 percent, drivingfinancial shares in the S&P 500 down the most since June 1, as Italian and Spanish governmentbonds sank. Alcoa Inc. (AA) tumbled 2.9 percent before the ...
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Morningstar
The International Energy Agency also played a part by offering 60 million barrels of oil to the markets in order to avert the threat of a further spike in oil prices to protect the “fragile global economicrecovery”. As for the eurozone debt crisis, ...
See all stories on this topic »Newspaper Briefing, including 'Bankers fear debt crisis may hit Italy' - The Times
Proactive Investors UK
Chinas shadow banks: hunt the risks: The deleveraging of all manner of non-bank investmentconduits, vehicles and structures certainly magnified the impact of falling house prices, and globalised the crisis. But the core of the problem was the same as ...
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Chicago Sun-Times
In fact, that's partly the cause of the stock market rally we've seen recently — global money looking for a safer place than euros and a higher-yielding opportunity than Treasury bills. There is no one answer to your questions about financial security ...
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OANDA Forex (blog)
Gains have been capped on fear that Greek austerity plans will not resolve Europe's sovereign-debtcrisis. Concerns that global growth is slowing has prompted some investors to bet that the RBA will cut interest rates some time this year. ...
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Trickle-Down Cruelty and the Politics of Austerity
truthout (22) White-collar crooks produce global financial havoc because of their crooked deals and go scot-free while illegal immigrants looking for work that most Americans will not perform are put in jail. The trickle-down cruelty of the anti-tax, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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