 Financial Times “In a financial crisis, the Asian currency trade won't work, as money will go into US dollars,” says Mark Matthews, Asia head of research at Julius Baer, the Swiss private bank. “Otherwise, by rule of thumb, Asian currencies will follow China in its ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Why Goldman Sachs (and Warren Buffett) Always Win National Legal and Policy Center What happened next may be one of the most peculiar footnotes to the global financial crisis. In an effort to make up for the losses, Goldman offered Libya the chance to become one of its biggest shareholders, according to documents and people familiar ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Frank Holmes: Gold Is for Fighting Deflation, Not Inflation Business Insider China, India, Russia, the US, Europe—they all have negative real rates of return. They are all offering a negative real rate of return in short-term deposits and bonds. Gold will start to rise on thatfinancial aspect. Add in the deficit spending ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Idaho's bonds shine against the backdrop of the past month IdahoStatesman.com One oracle of the financial crisis, banking analyst Meredith Whitney, last year predicted a wave of defaults in the muni market. That hasn't come true so far. Boise County did file for municipal bankruptcy — a rare event — earlier this year because ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gold & Silver: Full Spectrum Dominance Gold Seek The sovereign bond crisis has circled the peripheral nations, rendered its wreckage, and is working toward the center where the USTBond and UKGilt reside (worried). Italy and Spain are squarely in the crosshairs for financial assaults, but France and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Carlyle Pitches Wall Street on IPO Valuation Bloomberg Still, expansion has driven costs higher than its peers, people familiar with the firm's financialstatements said. Its first foray into hedge funds ended when the credit crisis forced Carlyle three years ago to shut its only hedge fund, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BSE Small-Cap, Mid-Cap indices extend recent steep losses India Infoline.com Merkel and Sarkozy late Tuesday proposed governance changes for the euro zone, but dismissed the idea of countries jointly issuing euro-zone bonds -- an idea that has gained traction in recent weeks as a way to tackle the crisis. Most Asian stocks fell ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Obama on Iowa Stump Says Strong Recovery Will Begin With Small Businesses Bloomberg Standard & Poor's first-ever downgrade of the US credit rating, risks of a spillover effect from Europe's debt crisis and volatility in global markets are drawing comparisons to the beginning of the 2008financial crisis. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News Seeking Alpha "Merkozy" also proposed a tax on financial transactions, sending shares in banks and stockexchanges lower. SABMiller goes hostile with $10B Foster's bid. SABMiller (SBMRY.PK) has turned its A$9.51B ($9.97B) offer for Foster's Group (FBRWY. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cantor Seeks Hedge Funds of Funds in Asset-Management Push San Francisco Chronicle Cantor has expanded its equity, fixed-income and investment-banking businesses as larger rivals cut staff during the financial crisis. The firm sees a chance to enter the $2.04 trillion hedge-fund industry because of the difficulty money managers have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fannie-Freddie, News Corp., China Banks, Samsung: Compliance BusinessWeek He urged an expanded European Financial Stability Facility or a euro bond. “People always seem to have the feeling that there is one method that we'll spring us out of the crisis and in this context there seems to be that the last resource we have is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Going Dutch: One Possible Solution to the Euro Debt Crisis Seeking Alpha The latest round in the European sovereign debt crisis has been, without a shadow of doubt, the most serious and the most potentially destabilising for the global financial system of any we have seen to date. Pressure on bond spreads in the debt ... See all stories on this topic » |
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