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FINANCIAL News, Money, Banks, Economic and Financial Crisis, Jul 14, 2011

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks, euro, gold climb after Bernanke testimony
Reuters
Investors are also beginning to fear that the euro-zone debt crisis is spreading from the bloc's small economies to the larger ones. These concerns have rattled financial markets because of the potential impact on banks' profits and liquidity as a ...
See all stories on this topic »A Long Wave Expert Shares His “Big Picture” Outlook
Gold Seek
So at some point the solvency problem will overtake the liquidity that the Fed is pumping into the system, and that's when the next leg of the crisis and deflation hits. Q: You've stated that the only way out of the global financial mess is austerity. ...
See all stories on this topic »Europe vows to aid banks; disputes persist
Boston Globe
That kind of declaration - rejected months ago because of German objections - has forced its way back onto the agenda because of the growing turmoil in the financial markets and fear that Spainand Italy could also be victims of Europe's debt crisis. ...
See all stories on this topic »Treasuries Snap Three-Day Gain as Yields Deter Investors Before Debt Sale
Bloomberg
Ten-year yields climbed after falling to 2.81 percent yesterday, the lowest level this year, as Treasuries rallied amid concern Europe's sovereign-debt crisis was spreading. Yields rose earlier after higher-than-forecast economic growth in China ...
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ANALYSIS: Why Canadians should care about a US debt default
CBC.ca
"There's no doubt that it would have serious repercussions," he said, but whether it would lead to another financial crisis is uncertain. "Whether it would lead to a Lehman moment (a reference to the collapse of Wall Street investment bank Lehman ...
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EURO: Signs of Competence ahead of Bernanke
OANDA Forex (blog)
This year's energy spike is being cited 'as the reason for the global economic slowdown. Gold prices remain elevated and are preparing to make new record highs again and again this week, as the European sovereign debt crisis increases demand for the ...
See all stories on this topic »Newspaper Briefing, including 'Irish bonds cut to junk status on bail-out ...
Proactive Investors UK
This was just 3% below the companys record quarterly gross profit figure in the second quarter of 2008, before the financial crisis really took hold. Net cash as of 30 June stood in the region of 25 million. Research from Citigroup has shown that, ...
See all stories on this topic »Gold Is Our Defense Against the Fiat Currency Graveyard
Gold Seek
The financial crisis that we have been dealing with for the last several years has not been solved.” So cautions James Turk, widely-respected precious metals expert and founder/chairman of GoldMoney. In this detailed interview (recorded in June), ...
See all stories on this topic »China's economy: Heading for a 'hard landing' ?
China Worker
China faces a growing 'bad loans' crisis and government debt problem. Real government debt is equivalent to 89 percent of GDP, worse than Portugal's. A de facto bank bailout is being prepared, worth between 2-3 trillion yuan (US$300-460 billion), ...
See all stories on this topic »BUSINESS IN BRIEF 13/7
VietNamNet Bridge
Recently, two more companies – Mekorphar Chemical Pharmaceutical Co (HOSE:MKP) and Interfood Shareholding Co (HOSE:IFS) – expressed their intention to leave the stock market. Le DatChi, head of the Financial Investment Department at HCM City ...
See all stories on this topic »Dollar Slides Versus Euro as Equities Gain, Bernanke Testifies
San Francisco Chronicle
Italian bonds rallied for a second day, pushing the yield on the 10-year security down 12 basis points, and easing concern that the region's debt crisis may spread beyond Greece, Ireland andPortugal to larger economies. "The problems that we saw ...
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