 Wall Street Journal The world economy is caught in a deepening financial crisis caused by excessive levels of debt, severe asset price bubbles and overextended banks—all imbalances that are the direct consequence of four decades of unprecedented fiat money creation, ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Washington sets out to slay America's debt monster Telegraph.co.uk Financial markets have spent the last year twitching, and often doing considerably more, in reaction to the successive efforts of European leaders to solve the region's debt crisis. But with last week's downgrade, and a Presidential election ... See all stories on this topic » |
| The Ugly Future Is Speeding Toward Us Seeking Alpha People blithely take for granted how efficient (fast-moving and inter-linked) all financial markets have become in the last 20-30 years. Markets surging up/down 5% in a day will become quite normal. Mediocre investment returns (a few% per annum) will ... See all stories on this topic » |
| US Bonds Converging With Japan in Biggest Rally Since 2008 BusinessWeek That promises to bolster demand for Treasuries as the government sells bonds to finance a budget deficit that Congress forecasts will exceed $1 trillion for a third straight year. Global financialstrains, government fiscal austerity and a lack of jobs ... See all stories on this topic » |
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