 Reuters "What I'm seeing right now is a basically a crisis of confidence, moreso than an economic crisis orfinancial crisis necessarily at this stage," said Natalie Trunow, chief investment officer of equities at Calvert Investment Management in Bethesda, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Markets plunge again in crisis of confidence ABC Online MARK COLVIN: Stability had returned to financial markets this week, or so it seemed. But worries about a global recession and European debt re-emerged and global share markets plummeted again. The worst damage was seen in Europe, where the German ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Why China keeps increasing US debt holdings People's Daily Online Therefore, when it is possible that a global or local financial crisis will break out, the fast-flowing "hot money" of between 16 trillion and 17 trillion US dollars will flow to the strongest currencies or national debts. The most important standards ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Here we go again: Stocks plunge on economic fear BusinessWeek But the risk of further stoking inflation may keep it from taking additional steps, such as an additional round of massive bond-buying. US companies are in better financial shape than they were heading into the 2008 financial crisis, but investors may ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| High gold prices are sustainable Euromoney Magazine “The health of the financial system and government finances, interest rates and inflation are thus paramount to the outlook,” says Wills. “Will governments be able to sustainably serve the debt hangover from post-credit crisis stimulus? Do banks have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Small investors fleeing stock market msnbc.com For many investors, fears are fresh of the stock market collapse that followed the 2008 financialmeltdown, when the Dow fell more than 30 percent in less than six months. With Europe's banksbracing for fallout from the euro zone's debt crisis, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Profitably Surmounting Plutocratic Perfidy Gold Seek In light of these considerations it is not surprising that the Mega-Banks were the first to be Saved in the 2008 financial crisis. That is, a Major Negative Consequence of the Fall, 2008 Market Crash was a Taxpayer-Funded Financial bailout of several ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 10 questions investors should ask to beat the market storm and profit from a ... This is Money In another famous investing take of recent years, UK hedge fund manager Crispin Odey went short onbank shares and took a punt on them falling heavily as the financial crisis hit, before then adopting the opposite strategy and betting on them rising as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| BREWIN DOLPHIN HOLDINGS : 2% bond yields or 4% dividend yields? You pays your ... 4-traders (press release) In doing so, it has brought even more into focus the banking crisis that always was and the destabilizing influence of the debt crisis for the financial system as a whole. On top of this theeconomic news has been mixed to disappointing. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Recession moves into view as EU finances, markets reflect trouble ahead Danbury News Times The New York investment bank updated its global economic forecast on Thursday and said the world is one major event away from a recession, but Chieco said the firm doesn't believe that blow will come soon. Still, stocks around the world plunged ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Newspaper Briefing, including 'US authorities investigate Standard & Poors ... Proactive Investors UK Shares take a battering amid rising fears the bank system is freezing up: European leaders are under increasing pressure to head off a new banking crisis after stock markets plunged amid fears of a 2008-style financial seizure. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| APCM: Debt ceiling jitters among big events in July Alaskajournal.com The aftermaths of financial crises are painfully long and drawn out periods of deleveraging and slow growth. See Rogoff and Reinhardt's book This Time is Different on the subject. As we go to pressglobal stock markets are selling off on anxiety over ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| HFMWeek Daily Snapshot - 19 August HFMWeek (blog) Bets that global stocks will fall have surged at hedge funds to the highest level since July 2009 as the economic slowdown and European debt crisis spur the biggest losses in almost three years, says BusinessWeek. An index of hedge fund assets from ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Overnight Report: Fear Returns International Business Times AU If you want to take the Lehman analogy further, we can reflect on the fact the debt crisis of 2008 merely saw the problem pass from private to public hands, rather than actually being resolved. Back then, the issue was US investment banks owning ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Special Report Transcripts * August 18, 2011 Fox News (blog) It's become a familiar economic script. Stock losses in Asia and Europe drag Wall Street down on concerns about indebted European governments, paying their bank loans, and fears of a weakglobal recovery. SAM STOVALL, S&P CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST: ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lessons of Asean's past hold the key to prosperity Business Times (subscription) If we can continue to remember the lessons so painfully learned in the late 1990s Asian financial crisis (and being learned in Europe now), I believe Asean can achieve spectacular gains in prosperity in the decades to come. If we forget them, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Dexia's Biggest Fall Since 2009 Leads European, US Banks BusinessWeek “Recent policy errors, especially Europe's slow and insufficient response to the sovereign crisis and the drama around lifting the US debt ceiling, have weighed down on financial markets and eroded business and consumer confidence. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stocks Fall 419 Points on Fears of Weak Global Economy Moneynews American banks tumbled, following losses in European financial shares, as Sweden's financialregulator said his country's lenders must do more to prepare for a worsening in Europe's debt crisis. The KBW Bank Index (BKX) of 24 stocks retreated 6 percent ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| European bank stocks hurt by borrowing crunch Modesto Bee Fears tend to feed on themselves, causing more banks to hoard money instead of lending to each other. "Any signs of a funding crisis brings back horrific memories," Pawlak said. "There's this visceral reaction." The EURO STOXX Financials index plunged ... See all stories on this topic » |
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