FINANCIAL News, Money, Banks, Stock, Economic and Financial Crisis, Jul 08, 2011

The euro crisis and you Fin24 The European Union does not have enough money to bail out all of the countries, and some banksare expected to go down if these countries start to default. In the better-stock-up-on-the-baked-beans scenario, there is a global financial meltdown much ... See all stories on this topic »

Banks: Again under strain Financial Times Just as engineers at the turn of the century blamed the “wrong sort of walking”, sofinancial regulators eight years later blamed the wrong sort of banking for a global crisis whose effects are still felt, particularly in the eurozone. ... See all stories on this topic » Financial Times

Time to Move to Cash? Seeking Alpha Global policy makers have at their disposal the potions to placate investment markets – heavy government spending, easy money policies and regulatory oversight. Fearing a repeat of the Lehman episode that nearly collapsed the global financial system in ... See all stories on this topic »

The Silver Platter Opportunity SilverSeek.com They must manage unending financial crisis without motive toward remedy or solution. The climb has begun. Eager investors have waited and will wait no longer. The Chinese have already begun to re-enter the gold & silver markets armed and loaded with a ... See all stories on this topic » SilverSeek.com

Building Boom in China Stirs Fears of Debt Overload Ocala Instead, the borrowing is done by special investment corporations set up by the city — business entities whose debt shows up nowhere on Wuhan's official financial balance sheet. Adding to the risk, the collateral for many loans is local land valued at ... See all stories on this topic »

Albania Assumes Rotating PABSEC Presidency Journal of Turkish Weekly Despite the global financial crisis, economies in Southeast Europe have continued to reform their business regulations, according to the Doing Business in Southeast Europe 2011 report published by the World Bank's International Financial Corporation on ... See all stories on this topic »

How The BRICS Lost The Crown – Analysis Eurasia Review The G-20 emerged in 1999 in the wake of the financial crisis in Asia. On 25 September 1999, the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors announced their decision to “broaden the dialogue on key economic and financial policy issues. ... See all stories on this topic »

ECB set to raise interest rates despite debt crisis The Guardian After supporting banks with unlimited cash through the crisis, the ECB has moved to normalise European money markets. Trichet's patience with European leaders is starting to run thin as he urges them to reduce their budget deficits. ... See all stories on this topic »

U.K. Mint Silver Production Surges 100%: Supply Tight but Bullion Premiums Low Seeking Alpha Despite the worst financial crisis in modern history and global currency debasement on a scale never seen before in modern history. The Royal Mint moved to Llantrisant in Wales from London'sTower Hill in 1968. It makes coins including the 22-carat ... See all stories on this topic »

Wall Street Braces for Second-Quarter Earnings Backlash CNBC.com "Time to make some money," the often pessimistic Richard Bove, a Rochdale Securities analyst, told clients last week. He cited an improvement in the Greek sovereign crisis, Bank of America's Bove rates Morgan Stanley a "buy," but has Goldman stock on a ... See all stories on this topic »

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