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FINANCIAL News, Money, Banks, Economic and Financial Crisis, Aug 16, 2011


European Union Debt Crisis Stings France, Putting US Banks at Risk
Money Morning
"It boils down to a crisis of confidence. We haven't seen policy makers come out with a plan that is viewed as comprehensive, coordinated and credible." Such worries have crushed the stocks of French banks in recent days, with financial giant Societe ...
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Currency Risk: Mitigation of Portfolio Risks in Times of Crisis
Seeking Alpha
An increasingly popular alternative for additional money is Treasury bills, a safe haven in a time ofcrisis. Treasury obligations are safer than money in the bank or held by a brokerage as there are no limitations to the amount guaranteed. ...
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The EU's Political Integration Dilemma
Council on Foreign Relations
Is last month's July 21 agreement to expand the temporary European FinancialStability Fund (EFSF) a step in the right direction? It won't be sufficient to solve the debt crisis we are in at the moment. But it's a substantial move forward because more...
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Council on Foreign Relations
French problems persist
FXstreet.com
Stock markets were hit hard, particularly financial stocks with one French bank Societe Generale falling by as much as 23% in one day! As I write this policy makers are announcing plans to ban short selling of financial stocks in response to the sharp ...
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Who Is to Blame if Shares Continue Steep Declines?
New York Times
It was not, of course, a coincidence that the rumors then were about banks. After Lehman Brothers collapsed, short-selling of financial stocks was banned. It bolstered stock prices for a while, but did nothing to halt the rot that really was spreading ...
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Don't invest everything on gold, say economists
Malay Mail
Following the drop in the US dollar, consumers are displaying greater confidence in gold which is considered the best investment in view of the US debt crisis. However, economists say despite its rising cost, gold remains an investment liability. ...
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Newspaper Briefing, including 'Weak business confidence still jeopardising ...
Proactive Investors UK
Global debt crisis: Markets enter new danger zone: Investors worldwide have lost confidence ineconomic leadership, driving financial markets into a new danger zone, the head of the WorldBank has warned ahead of a crucial meeting that could shape the ...
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GOLDMAN COMMENT: Looking through the fo
EmergingMarkets.me
In the GS Global Leading Indicator (GLI), the change in US weekly job claims is one of the more powerful components and has a good statistical track record in foreshadowing changes in the USstock market. With the weakness of the financial sector, ...
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Fledgling giants
Fundweb
One solution found by the firm has been to focus on investments originated by international financial institutions, like the World Bank or the Inter-American Development Bank. As such, investments managed by the firm can enjoy a level of protection ...
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Fundweb
Stocks Rise on Takeovers as Debt Risk Falls
Bloomberg
The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond climbed 2 basis points. Global demand for US stocks,bonds and other financial assets weakened in June from a month earlier as the White House and Congress wrangled over raising the debt limit, government figures ...
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Toronto Stock Exchange heads higher, extends relief rally on two big deals
660 News
Wall Street also headed higher following its wildest week since the 2008 financial crisis. The Dow gained 110.9 points to 11379.9, the Nasdaq gained 14.44 points to 2522.42 and the S&P index was up 13.05 points at 1191.85. Indexes turned positive at ...
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