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• in Finance
  Should the US Return to a Gold Standard?
  Can the US save the Dollar by bringing back the gold standard?
  by thegreenage / on Aug 14, 2011
• in Finance
  Global Economic Slowdown: Is the USA on the verge of a Stock Market Crash?
  This week we watched as the stock market wiped out all 2011 gains. Are we on the verge of another crash?
  by thegreenage / on Aug 6, 2011
• in Finance
  Are Selective Foreclosures With Responsible Remortgaging The Answer?
  We need a timeout to find feasible, affordable housing solutions.
  by debstwins / on Oct 25, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “credit crisis”

 

• Indonesia Got It Right: A Post-Crisis Success Story

  
  International Political Economy Zone — Authority: 109
  To say that I didnt rate Indonesias prospects highly after the Asian financial crisis of 1997/98 would be an understatement. It was going from one transitory leader to another after Suhartos ouster. Its economy contracted hugely. All the while, various secessionist movements were tearing the country apart. It is ...
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• ‘European crisis will affect Swedish economy’

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 534
  Stockholm, Jan 19 (IANS) Swedish economy will be affected in the long term by Europe’s financial crisis, said the Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt during a parliament debate.“Our Europe is now in the financial crisis, debt crisis and credit crisis at the same time,” Xinhua quoted Reinfeldt as saying, ...
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• Bloomberg: only 47% of companies in the S&P 500 have so far exceeded analyst expectations

  
  InvestmentWatch: Emerging markets, Real Estate, Personal finance, Business management, Politics, Economics — Authority: 148
  Presented with little comment except to note that Bloomberg’s Chart-of-the-Day highlights specifically what we have been discussing for weeks as in this earnings season, only 47% of companies in the S&P 500 have so far exceeded analyst expectations - the lowest since before the credit crisis. S&P 1300 ...
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• ECB’s Weidmann: Unlimited Bond Buys Not in Line With EU Treaty

  
  WSJ.com: Real Time Economics — Authority: 557
  ECB Governing Council member Jens Weidmann took a strong stance against exactly the sort of crisis remedy that many experts and politicians are demanding from the ECB, namely the unlimited purchase of euro-zone government bonds.
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• Bloomberg On The Worst Start In Years For Earnings

  
  ZeroHedge — Authority: 780
  Presented with little comment except to note that Bloombergs Chart-of-the-Day highlights specifically what we have been discussing for weeks as in this earnings season, only 47% of companies in the S&P 500 have so far exceeded analyst expectations - the lowest since before the credit crisis. S&P 1300 FTW. ...
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• Secondary Sources: Global Growth, Pithy Solutions, Investment Strategy

  
  WSJ.com: Real Time Economics — Authority: 557
  A roundup of economic news from around the Web. – Global Growth: Ryan Avent sees trouble brewing in the world economy. “The World Bank provides a big picture take on the shaky world economy today, with the release of its Global Economic Prospects report. Global growth is expected to slow slightly in 2012, ...
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• Decoding the IMF’s Statement About Its Resources

  
  WSJ.com: Real Time Economics — Authority: 557
  The International Monetary Fund ’s executive board met today to discuss the adequacy of its resources. The result, IMF managing director Christine Lagarde said in a statement , is that “management and staff will explore options for increasing the fund’s firepower, subject to adequate safeguards.” Reuters ...
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• Secondary Sources: Made in China, European Crisis, Economists Ethics

  
  WSJ.com: Real Time Economics — Authority: 557
  A roundup of economic news from around the Web. – Made in China: Barry Ritholtz looks at a San Francisco Fed paper that answers the question how much of what the U.S. consumes come from China. “What did they find? “Goods and services from China accounted for only 2.7% of U.S. personal consumption ...
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• Price of Diesel Hits Record High

  
  Spanish news — Authority: 107
  The price of diesel has hit a record high and stood at 1.336 euros per litre after having risen by 4% over two weeks at the end of December, which is the date of the European Union’s last official record offered for Spain. Europa Press reported that the new price, collected from the EU Oil Bulletin, exceeds the ...
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• Don’t pay the UNSECURED Anglo Bondholders - Not Our Debt #NotOurDebt

  
  Irish Left Review — Authority: 493
  Dear TD/Senator,I write to demand that the so-called “debt” of 1.25bn Euro (one billion, two hundred and fifty million) due to be paid to UNSECURED Anglo bondholders be not paid.Since the Irish people had no hand in this debt; we do not consent to paying it. Since the Irish people will not benefit from its [...]
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• Guest Post: A Useful Fiction: Everybody Loves A Melt-Up Stock Market

  
  ZeroHedge — Authority: 780
  Submitted by Charles Hugh Smith from Of Two Minds A Useful Fiction: Everybody Loves A Melt-Up Stock Market A sudden sharp decline in stocks may not thrill retail investors, but it would be catnip for big trading desks that used the melt-up rally to get short. One of the more useful Wall Street fictions is ...
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• The Massendowngrade Effect

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 649
  By Edward Hugh This post first appeared on my Roubini Global EconoMonitor Blog “ Don’t Shoot The Messenger “. Well, that was the week that was, wasn’t it? It started with a cheerful, upbeat market response to both the impact of the ECB’s 3 year LTRO and the growing impression that Hungary was going ...
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• The other CA bubble – Canadian housing bubble ripe for popping. Vancouver real estate increased by 142 percent from 2002 to 2011. Average detached home in Vancouver costs roughly $1 million while the median household makes $67,000 per year.

  
  Dr. Housing Bubble Blog — Authority: 494
  In the last few years I’ve noticed that many of the cable finance and housing shows highlight families in Canada.  Shows that talk about debt or home buyers are usually focused on families in Canada which is rather odd given that we are here in Southern California.  Yet the funny thing about these shows is [...]
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• Five Global Risks to Monitor in 2012 (Hester)

  
  GreenLightAdvisor Views — Authority: 127
  Five Global Risks to Monitor in 2012 Bill Hester, CFA, Hussman Funds January 2012 As we’re all a bit forecast weary by this point in the year, here’s a list – not of prognostications – but rather of potential risks that may come into even greater focus this year. These risks – whether ...
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• What Threat Does Europe Pose to Asian Growth?

  
  International Political Economy Zone — Authority: 109
  Not much according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Despite the ongoing--how should I describe them--gyrations in the Eurozone, the Asia-Pacific is expected to do well. Actually, the ADB has already downgraded its prediction for Asian growth in light of the various Western foibles--from 7.5% to 7.2% [ yawn ]. As ...
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• Economist on France’s Credit Downgrade

  
  Value Investing — Authority: 441
  … The French government will do everything in order to regain its triple-A credit rating, Prime Minister Francois Fillon told Le Journal du Dimanche in an interview after rating agency Standard & Poor’s downgraded the country.Al Jazeera speaks to economist
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• Secondary Sources: Roubini on 2012 Risks, Fewer Americans Thriving, Central Bankers’ MIT Connections

  
  WSJ.com: Real Time Economics — Authority: 557
  A roundup of economic news from around the Web. – 2012 Risks: Nouriel Roubini takes a skeptical eye to recent stronger economic data. “Despite the favorable data, US economic growth will remain weak and below trend throughout 2012. Why is all the recent economic good news not to be believed? First, US ...
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• Fed 2006 Transcript Highlights: Riding Housing Roller Coaster With Eyes Shut

  
  WSJ.com: Real Time Economics — Authority: 557
  By Luca Di Leo, Jon Hilsenrath and Michael S. Derby The Federal Reserve Thursday released transcripts of its closed-door monetary policy meetings for 2006, highlighting how newly minted Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke handled the late stages of a housing bubble that would bring the U.S. economy to its knees. The ...
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• Why bank deposits are piling up at the ECB

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 649
  By Warren Mosler Email from JJ Lando, now at Nomura: “THE LTRO DIDN’T DO ANYTHING. ALL THE MONEY WOUND UP AS DEPOSITS AT THE ECB” “QE DIDN’T DO ANYTHING. ALL THE MONEY BECAME EXCESS RESERVES BACK AT THE FED.” (Apologies in advance to all who have heard me give this one ten times before) Central ...
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• Vital Signs: Euro in Decline

  
  WSJ.com: Real Time Economics — Authority: 557
  The euro is losing ground against the U.S. dollar. Investors concerned about the euro zone’s continuing debt crisis, as well as the economic outlook for some of the bloc’s 17 member nations, sent the common currency down to $1.2706 on Wednesday. That is the euro’s lowest value against the dollar since August 2010 ...
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