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Federal Reserve Declares Deep Contraction
2008 ended with an economic whimper mostly because of huge and underestimated American job losses, resulting in further economic collateral damage. Retirement savings that millions have poured their s… more →
Busted: Bankers and The Digital Economy
How is the Mortgage Industry In The UK Holding Up?
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ullrakesh wrote 10 months ago: Thank you for your question Graham, sorry for the delay in reply. As I see it, there is a fundamenta … more →
Federal Reserve Declares Deep Economic Contraction
tntalk wrote 10 months ago: 2008 ended with an economic whimper mostly because of huge and underestimated American job losses, r … more →
Federal Reserve Declares Deep Contraction
digitaleconomy wrote 10 months ago: 2008 ended with an economic whimper mostly because of huge and underestimated American job losses, r … more →
Crisis? What Crisis?
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westcoastsuccess wrote 1 year ago: Every day, at least since early September, we’ve heard a barrage of commentators, “exper … more →
Economic Drain from IMF on Prime Economies
digitaleconomy wrote 1 year ago: The International Monetary Fund has been bailing out emerging and secondary economies, putting prime … more →
Fran O'Sullivan: Key should stick to guns on crisis
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adamsmith1922 wrote 1 year ago: Scoopit! Fran O’Sullivan continues her series of excellent recent articles in the NZ Herald to … more →
Bank guarantees:at last some discussion and comment
adamsmith1922 wrote 1 year ago: Scoopit! We are now beginning to see more discussion of the bank guarantee scheme, from a variety of … more →
Bernard Hickey on bank guarantees and related matters
adamsmith1922 wrote 1 year ago: Scoopit! The above video is from Bernard Hickey of the Rates Blog and the original can be found here … more →
Columbus Day 2008: Paulson's $700 billion plan has changed- Drastically. Best day in stock History
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shanadonohue wrote 1 year ago: Forget Prozac, the market needs lithium. After last week’s worst week, today marked the best day in … more →
Is a New Era of Economic Finance on the Way?
digitaleconomy wrote 1 year ago: Britain taking charge While many nations muddle undecisively about their part in the looming global … more →
European Leaders Agree to Inject Cash Into Banks
cole55 wrote 1 year ago: Government leaders from the major European Union members posed on the steps of the Élysée Palace in … more →
Could Corporate Abuse be a Way of Life?
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tntalk wrote 1 year ago: Americans live in a time of systemic business bailout. Is this approach really in the nation’s … more →
E.U. Panic: the Edge of the Abyss
digitaleconomy wrote 1 year ago: Interbank lending, credit to businesses and individuals have seized up. Central banks have injected … more →
Congressional Poker Face Rolls the Dice
tntalk wrote 1 year ago: Why did Congress really pass Wall Street bailout legislation? The answer may surprise. bailout poker … more →
China cuts U.S. interbank lending
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Robert Johnson wrote 1 year ago: I don’t have anything cute to add, just these links from the South China Morning Post: http:// … more →
A New Banking Crisis for Britain and Europe?
digitaleconomy wrote 1 year ago: British bankers have began to hoarde their reserves and have become reluctant to engage in the usual … more →
Federal Reserve Loans Not Working
digitaleconomy wrote 1 year ago: The U.S. economy has seen the Federal Reserve System bail out banking for the last 9 months with ver … more →
MORTGAGE MELTDOWN: LIBOR THREATENS CONFIDENCE ---U.S. BANKS LYING TO THE WORLD
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livinglies wrote 1 year ago: IF YOU ARE TAKING YOUR LENDER BANK TO COURT OR VICA VERSA, HERE IS MORE FUEL TO THROW ON THE FIRE … more →
Credit Markets: Trust, Confidence and Integrity
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livinglies wrote 1 year ago: Another casualty of the Mortgage Meltdown induced paranoia that is sweeping the credit and money mar … more →
