Saturday, September 8, 2012

Financial crisis

  • Financial crisis: Experts warn of 'perfect storm' for global economy

    CERNOBBIO, ITALY - Experts and leaders gathered in Italy may disagree on the cure, but the malady seems clear: the world economy faces a "perfect storm" of risks that include prolonged crisis in a structurally flawed Europe, political paralysis ...

    www.rgj.com

  • Attentions focus on Spain, Italy, after new solution for European financial ...

    MADRID - Investors and governments have applauded the European Central Bank's ambitious plan to ease Europe's financial crisis by buying unlimited amounts of government bonds. The plan was devised to help out Italy and Spain, which are struggling ...

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Report: Netanyahu says Abbas to blame for economic crisis

    Mahmoud Habbash blamed Israeli authorities for most of the economic woes, although he pointed out that they were also linked to a global economic crisis affecting countries which traditionally sent aid. Habbash accused Arab countries of participating ...

    www.maannews.net

  • German finance minister: ECB bond plan no excuse to let up on reforms, deficit ...

    BERLIN - Germany's finance minister is insisting that countries must not use the European Central Bank's plan to buy unlimited amounts of government bonds as an excuse to let up on economic reforms and deficit-cutting. The ECB announced its most ...

    www.greenfieldreporter.com

  • EU pushes more moves to stem debt crisis

    CERNOBBIO, Italy (Reuters) - European Union officials pushed on Saturday to accelerate moves to stem the bloc's long debt crisis as Italian premier Mario Monti warned that economic suffering was fuelling divisive nationalism on the continent. Monti ...

    www.cnbc.com

  • China President: Impact of the Financial Crisis Far From Over

    VLADIVSOTOK, Russia--China's President Hu Jintao warned the "underlying impact of the financial crisis is far from over" as he called for increased regional cooperation on trade liberalization, investment and infrastructure in a speech Saturday ...

    online.wsj.com

  • Biggest Financial Crisis Bailout Fails

    The Obama administration argues that the TARP should be credited with blunting the force of the financial crisis and saving "more than one million American jobs.

    www.huffingtonpost.com

  • Risky Business Pays Off For Wall Street: Financial Crisis Penalties Pale ...

    To listen to bankers tell it, President Barack Obama has been their worst nightmare. But considering how easy banks have actually had it since the financial crisis, Obama seems to be a banker's dream come true. The banks can count the Dodd-Frank ...

    www.huffingtonpost.com

  • Financial crisis ushers in 'The Age of Safety' for investors

    Investing used to be about taking risk to make money. Then came the financial crisis four years ago and the Great Recession.

    www.usatoday.com

  • China re-launches ABS program for first time since crisis

    SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has re-launched a program to develop asset-backed securities (ABS) interrupted by the global financial crisis as the government tries to shore up its banking system. China Development Bank CHDB.UL sold 10.166 billion yuan ...

    www.reuters.com

  • Too Big To Jail: Wall Street Executives Unlikely To Face Criminal Charges ...

    "Without accountability, the unending parade of megabank scandals will inevitably continue," Neil Barofsky, the former watchdog over the $700 billion bank bailout fund and a frequent critic of the Obama administration's response to the financial crisis ...

    www.huffingtonpost.com

  • The Economic Crisis Isn't Colorblind

    As the presidential election season heats up, the candidates will clash over how the country should climb back from the 2008 economic slump. But often lost in that debate is recognition of the especially harsh impact the economic downturn has had on ...

    www.huffingtonpost.com

  • Islamic finance boosted by equitable approach

    There is no doubt that traditional banking and finance have had a pretty tough time through the global financial crisis, at least where the escalation of indebtedness of both households and government drove spending excesses of such a scale as to ...

    gulfnews.com

  • EU competition commissioner Almunia says more integration is way out of ...

    CERNOBBIO, Italy - The European Union's competition commissioner is calling on European countries to further integrate as the best way to ease the euro crisis and restore growth. Joaquin Almunia tells The Associated Press "this means more economic ...

    www.greenfieldreporter.com

  • Obama's Democratic Convention Speech: Explain the Financial Crisis

    It's easy to understand why Romney ignores the financial crisis. Given that it arose, at least in part, from Washington's failure to adequately regulate Wall Street, the financial crisis doesn't easily fit Romney's argument that America's economic woes ...

    www.thedailybeast.com

  • How life has changed since the financial crisis

    It has been four years since the financial crisis began. In that time, the lives of thousands of Canadians have been touched by lost jobs, battered investments and increasing household debts.

    www.theglobeandmail.com

  • Signs of economic reversal in Australia

    International commodity prices are falling precipitously under the impact of the sharp slowdown in China, the financial crisis in Europe and the renewed stagnation in major world markets, including the US and Japan. Australia has officially avoided a ...

    www.wsws.org

  • Financial crisis forces Deccan Chronicle to look for buyers for its IPL team ...

    Financial crisis forces Deccan Chronicle to look for buyers for its IPL team Deccan Chargers. Tags: Deccan Chargers | Indian Premiere League | Deccan Chronicle | BCCI.

    indiatoday.intoday.in

  • Planning for Tomorrow's Global Economic Crisis

    No investor with an eye on the economic climate can ignore this summer's ballooning food prices. Withering weather has shot the cost of consumables to near 2008's levels, when food riots broke out in select countries in response.

    www.dailyfinance.com

  • Global financial crisis taking a toll on competitiveness of major economic powers

    Dubai The global financial crisis has taken a toll in the competitiveness of the world's major economies, while countries in the emerging markets and the Middle East have improved rankings in the latest episode of the Global Competitiveness Report 2012 ...

    gulfnews.com

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