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Fri, 03 Sep 2010 09:47:00 GMT
Hungary’s Euro Entry Should Be Priority, Simor Says - BusinessWeek
foreign-currency loans in the last decade, especially Swiss-franc and euro-denominated credit. The forint weakened 27 percent against the Swiss currency over the past two years, driving up the cost of mortgages. Read more
Wed, 25 Aug 2010 12:35:00 GMT
Euro Falls Back as S&P Cuts Ireland’s Credit Rating, British Pound Maintains Narrow Range - Yahoo Finance
The Euro pared the overnight advance to 1.2725 as Standard & Poor’s lowered its credit rating for Ireland, and the single-currency may continue to trend lower over the remainder of the week as price action ... Read more
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 08:21:00 GMT
Cameron Austerity Makes U.K. Debts World Beater: Credit Markets - BusinessWeek
s top credit rating. U.K ... Leveraged loan prices rose for the second day to the highest since Aug. 23. The Standard & Poor’s/LSTA US Leveraged Loan 100 Index increased 0.09 cent to 89.51 cents on the dollar. Read more
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 11:21:00 GMT
MONEY MARKETS-Interbank rates dip, ECB expected to extend loans - Reuters
Commercial bank reliance on ECB loans has remained high for weaker euro zone states in recent months owing to a reluctance to lend over longer terms to lower-credit banks. This, along with fears that any global ... Read more
Tue, 31 Aug 2010 12:28:00 GMT
Euro-Zone Unemployment Remains at a 12 Year High, U.K. Total Net Lending Disappoints - Yahoo Finance
... begin to weaken in the coming months as the regions exports wane amid the implemention of tough austerity by governments in the euro area in ... GBP/USD : Consumer credit, including personal loans, overdrafts ... Read more
Wed, 01 Sep 2010 12:41:00 GMT
MONEY MARKETS-Euro rates steady; ECB funding extension seen - Reuters
Sept 1 (Reuters) - Euro interbank lending rates were steady on Wednesday ... and beyond September for three-month loans [ID:nLDE6420RY]. Traders said that with an extension widely expected, some banks were bidding ... Read more
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:41:00 GMT
Cameron Austerity Turns U.K Company Debt Into World Beater: Credit Markets - Bloomberg
s top credit rating. U.K ... Loan Prices Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Onex Corp. have agreed to buy London-based Tomkins, a maker of auto parts and building materials, for 2.89 billion pounds ($4.5 ... Read more
Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:10:00 GMT
Greek July household credit growth slows to 1.1 pct y/y - CNBC
... credit, the country's central bank said on Tuesday. The Bank of Greece said the pace of loan growth to households had decelerated from a revised ... 7911 Euro) Keywords: GREECE CREDIT/ (ingrid.melander@reuters. Read more
Thu, 26 Aug 2010 06:43:00 GMT
Credit Agricole Second-Quarter Profit Beats Forecasts - CNBC
The profit figure included a pre-announced 418 million-euro write-down on struggling Emporiki. Credit Agricole's exposure to the debt-ridden Greek economy also led to a rise in loan provisions at its international ... Read more
Thu, 26 Aug 2010 05:39:00 GMT
Credit Agricole Profit Rises 89%, Beating Estimates on Investment Banking - Bloomberg
Credit ... euro writedown in the second quarter on its stake in Athens-based Emporiki Bank of Greece SA. Emporiki said on July 30 that its second-quarter loss widened as Greece’s economic contraction increased loan Read more
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:42:24 -0700
Cameron Austerity Makes U.K. Debts World Beater: Credit Markets
British companies are beating the world in the bond market as investors bet Prime Minister David Cameron’s efforts to tame the budget deficit will preserve the U.K.’s top credit rating. Read more
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:12:34 -0700
Vestas May Cut Forecasts a Third Time, Investor Says
Vestas Wind Systems A/S, the biggest wind-turbine maker, may have to cut its forecasts a third time this year as banks curb loans for wind farms and its competitors gain market share, the top-ranked money manager said. Read more
Tue, 31 Aug 2010 05:08:00 -0700
Euro Holds Steady Ahead of FOMC Minutes, British Pound Under Pressure
The Euro maintained a narrow range throughout the overnight trade, with price action holding below the 100-Day SMA at 1.2711, but the single-currency could face increased volatility later on today as the Federal Reserve is scheduled to release its policy meeting minutes at 18:00 GMT. Read more
Mon, 30 Aug 2010 22:05:00 -0700
Euro Selling May Resume as German Jobs Data Underscores ECB Paralysis
Euro selling may resume in European trading hours after the single currency paused to consolidate in the overnight session as robust German jobs data highlight the economic disparity and likely monetary policy paralysis in the Euro Zone. Read more
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 08:57:27 -0700
ECB extends emergency funding, ups growth forecast
The European Central Bank bought extra insurance Thursday against the economic recovery running out of steam by extending emergency funds for commercial banks even as it hiked its growth and inflation forecasts. Read more
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 02:18:00 -0700
Analysis - Bank wind-down would threaten Irish debt ratings
A wind-down of Anglo Irish Bank even on a gradual basis is fraught with risk for Ireland's sovereign rating and debt but political necessity may force Dublin to take the plunge. Read more
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 12:28:47 -0700
Choppy Week for Emerging Market Currencies
We remain nervous about risk appetite, as increased concerns about U.S. and global growth are likely to linger, as are worries about Greece and the periphery. Read more
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 10:44:36 -0700
Continental Raises $1.3 Billion From First European Junk Bond in a Month
Continental AG , Europe’s second- largest auto parts supplier, raised 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) in the region’s first high-yield note issue in a month. Read more
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 09:57:42 -0700
German deal expected to permit Basel bank reforms
German deal expected to permit Basel bank reforms Read more
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 03:59:39 -0700
Continental to Raise $960 Million from First European Junk Bond in a Month
Continental AG , Europe’s second- largest auto parts supplier, will sell at least 750 million euros ($962 million) of bonds in the region’s first junk issue in a month. Read more
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POLAND SAYS NO TO IMF LOAN, IMF SAYS NO TO PRESIDENTS PLANE LANDING SAFELY www.youtube.com WARSAW, March 29, 2010 (AFP) - Poland's economy is stable and no longer needs its 21.8-billion dollar (16.2-billion euro) credit line from the International Monetary Fund, the Polish central bank said on Monday. "The situation with the Polish economy and the financial system is sufficiently good ... that it is not necessary to ask the IMF for a further extension of the flexible credit line," the bank said in a statement. poland crash plane warsaw imf bank loan flexible credit line john perkins alex jones dead russia max keiser hitman illuminati mexico farrakhan ben fulford tim rifat obama federal reserve david icke bob chapman gerald celente |
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Peter Schiff sees socialization of United States bubble economy will sink the Federal Reserve Note. US mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are facing growing pressure as fears intensify about a potential calamity at the firms, which underpin trillions of dollars in home loans. Together they own or guarantee some US$5.2 trillion in loans, or about 40 per cent of the total value of home loans in the United States. Peter Schiff at Euro Pacific Capital said the two giants were likely to need government bailouts in view of the "dubious quality of their mortgage portfolios". "Together both firms have less than US$90 billion in capital reserves to ensure losses on more than US$5 trillion in mortgage debt ... Clearly, Fannie and Freddie would have no ability to survive without a government bailout. This means that taxpayers will be on the hook for hundreds of billions of losses, perhaps even more than one trillion." |
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This is what happens when the President and Central Bank President will not agree to hand over Poland's economy to the IMF (Illuminati Monetary Fund). WARSAW, March 29, 2010 (AFP) - Poland's economy is stable and no longer needs its 21.8-billion dollar (16.2-billion euro) credit line from the International Monetary Fund, the Polish central bank said on Monday. "The situation with the Polish economy and the financial system is sufficiently good ... that it is not necessary to ask the IMF for a further extension of the flexible credit line," the bank said in a statement. |
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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http Greece's debt crisis has shaken investors in the United States and worldwide. They worry that it could spread far beyond Greece. On May sixth, a day after huge protests in Athens, the Greek parliament approved a series of spending cuts. Greece has to cut thirty billion dollars as part of a bailout deal with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund. The deal is for one hundred forty-five billion dollars in loans.The cuts include wage freezes and reductions in retirement pay for government workers. Critics say the austerity plan will hurt the poor especially. But Greek labor costs are high even for Europe. And Greece's public debt is equal to at least one hundred fifteen percent of its economy. The cuts may be the only hope to avoid declaring bankruptcy.Sebastien Galy is senior currency strategist for the French bank BNP Paribas. He says other European countries delayed rescuing Greece because it was politically unpopular. Now they are paying for it.European countries promised to make eighty billion euros in loans available over the next three years. The International Monetary Fund promised thirty billion. The quality of Greek government debt is now rated at "junk" levels. The high risk has investors demanding higher interest rates, and not only on Greek debt. Portugal and Spain have also had their credit ratings reduced. Both borrowed from credit markets. And both had to pay <b>...</b> |
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A credit crunch (also known as a credit squeeze or credit crisis) is a reduction in the general availability of loans (or credit) or a sudden tightening of the conditions required to obtain a loan from the banks. A credit crunch generally involves a reduction in the availability of credit independent of a rise in official interest rates. In such situations, the relationship between credit availability and interest rates has implicitly changed, such that either credit becomes less available at any given official interest rate, or there ceases to be a clear relationship between interest rates and credit availability (ie credit rationing occurs). Many times, a credit crunch is accompanied by a flight to quality by lenders and investors, as they seek less risky investments (often at the expense of small to medium size enterprises).The term liquidity trap is used in Keynesian economics to refer to a situation where the demand for money becomes infinitely elastic, ie where the demand curve is horizontal, so that further injections of money into the economy will not serve to further lower interest rates. Under the narrow version of Keynesian theory in which this arises, it is specified that monetary policy affects the economy only through its effect on interest rates. Therefore, if the economy enters a liquidity trap area—and further increases in the money stock will fail to further lower interest rates—monetary policy will be unable to stimulate the economy. |
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May 3 (Bloomberg) -- Reports from Athens on the reaction of residents to government calls for further sacrifices to ensure the country can stave off a debt default. Unions representing 500000 civil servants called a 48-hour strike starting May 4. Local government workers called a snap strike for today, which will affect garbage collection in major cities. Teachers are also on strike from tomorrow and a general strike, the third this year, is planned for May 5. Copyright Bloomberg 2010 Greece greek austerity program pensions IMF loans budget cuts deficit emf central bank bailout euro eurozone zone protests riots protestors protesters union unions violence police spain Portugal italy Ireland Iceland germany france Athens pigs piigs default uk Britain economic collapse global rating agency downgrade downgraded writeoff debt credit rating bond civil servants strike teachers government workers |
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2010-08-26T11:09:22.000Z
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All hell has been breaking loose in markets. The majority of stocks have been down large two days in a row, with gold up. Some retail brokers are closing their offices having lost customers. Bloomberg radio has been playing more sports. I talk about the credit crisis going on in Europe and its similarity to the housing crisis in the United States. In some ways European capital was used to cause prosperity on Euro Zone expansion. Is Obama Bush 2.0 with financial bailouts and insurance bills for the benefit of corporations at the expense of you and I. Credit is the master of evil in terms of our economy worldwide. The government should not be bail out people making bad debts via derivatives. I go over the gulf of Mexico Oil Spill by illustrating the huge zone closed to fishing. People in the US can do nothing but business administration on the back of subsidized student loans. To have a foundation credit must be used for physical world productivity. |
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Greece is on the verge of a precipice - a day after unrest which saw three people killed, the country's Parliament is debating the austerity package which sparked the violence. The situation remains tense and many analysts say it's the high price Greece is having to pay for being part of the Eurozone - a cost now being picked up by the people. |
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watching greece... and domino risk... April 21 (Bloomberg) -- Arnab Das, head of global market research at Roubini Global Economics, talks with Bloombergs Margaret Brennan about the outlook for Greece to activate an emergency aid package before negotiations on the conditions for the loans conclude. Talks between Greece and officials from the euro region, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank on the emergency aid began today in Athens. Copyright Bloomberg 2010 Greek Greece contagion risk cds credit default swaps derivatives aid loans imf euro eurozone pigs piigs roubini budget European central bank interest rates bonds aid package Portugal italy Ireland spain |
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2010-08-15T02:10:35.000Z
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Could someone tell me what has changed that will prevent a future banking-/currency crisis?? As my feeling is nothing changed... For some more financial news. www.bloomberg.com For the original video www.youtube.com A few of the reasons why I re-uploaded this video.. It looked quite important to share with people who are interested, and too bad we can't comment on Bloomberg's video's. |
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May 10 (Bloomberg) -- Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report, talks with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox about European policy makers' announcement of an almost $1 trillion loan package to end the region's sovereign-debt crisis. Copyright Bloomberg 2010 Marc Faber European Loan Package Greece Bailout bond Budget Central Banks Country Economies Credit Crunch Crisis Economic Monetary Union Euro eurozone greek imf ecb portual spain italy france germany pigs |
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2010-08-26T12:55:31.000Z
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Aug. 25 (Bloomberg) -- John Corrigan, chief executive officer of Ireland's National Treasury Management Agency, talks about Standard and Poor's decision to cut the country's credit rating. He speaks from Dublin with Maryam Nemazee on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." |
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Following the successful implementation of the Project named Ghana Private Sector Development Fund, financed by the Italian Government in 2003 for a total amount of 11000000 Euro, the Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs (MAE-DGCS) approved in December 2007 additional financial resources of 22000000 Euro (approximately 45 million GHC) in order to continue to support the effort of the Government of the Republic of Ghana to promote private sector development. The new phase of the Project, implemented in collaboration with the Ghanaian Ministry of Trade and Industry, consists in two main components: a loan component of 20000000 Euro, used to establish a credit facility in favor of Ghanaian private Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), and a grant component of 2000000 Euro, which covers the operational costs and the technical assistance activities of the Project. HOW TO APPLY FOR A LOAN? Please contact the GPSDF Project at: Italian Cooperation Office Ghana Private Sector Development Facility N. 90 Sunyani Avenue, Box KDPMB 12, Kanda Accra, Ghana Tel. +233-21-230117/237352/028-9555942, Fax +233-21-235452, Email: gpsdf@gpsdf.com |
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The President reaches out to our Greek and Portuguese friends with an innovative lending programme intended to get Europe through the present credit crisis. |
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Inflationary Holocaust. 'Legendary investor Jim Rogers warned during a CNBC interview this morning that global central banks are creating the environment for an inflationary holocaust by their ceaseless overprinting of currency, a measure that isn't even successful in stabilizing the stock market. Rogers said that the only solution to the market crisis was to let failing banks and speculators go bankrupt and stop pumping endless amounts of liquidity into the system, labeling it outrageous that responsible investors and taxpayers are being made to bail out crooks on Wall Street. "The way to solve this problem is to let people go bankrupt," Rogers stressed, "All of this pumping money into the system is not going to save it - see what the market is saying, it's saying we don't buy that, let people go bankrupt," he added. "Then you will hit bottom and then you start over. The people who are sound will take over the assets from the people who aren't sound and we will start over. This is the way the world has worked for a few thousand years," said Rogers. Rogers warned that the reliance on governments printing money would not aid a recovery and would only lead to the problem becoming worse in the future. "We're setting the stage for when we come out of this of a massive inflation holocaust," he said. Rogers said that excesses of credit and people becoming over-leveraged meant that they would now have to take some pain. "Never before in world history were people able to buy <b>...</b> |
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Economist Michel Chossudovsky gives his assessment of what's going on in the world of finances. He believes the worst of the global crisis is yet to come and all the measures taken to stop it are actually hurting the economy. |
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Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Matt Miller, Dominic Chu and Julie Hyman discuss today's decision by Standard and Poor's to cut Ireland's long-term sovereign credit rating to AA- from AA. Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz told Dublin-based RTE Radio in an interview broadcast today that the European economy is at risk of sliding back into a recession as governments cut spending to reduce their budget deficits. They talk on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg) |
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This is what happens when the Federal Reserve offers weapons to Poland in exchange for it's economic control to the IMF. executees.net Poland won approval from the International Monetary Fund for a one-year, $20.43 billion flexible credit line, the IMF said Friday. Polish authorities told the IMF that the credit line--more than the $19 billion that the government had originally sought--is intended as a precautionary arrangement, and that they don't intend to draw on the facility. Although Bank of Poland officials argued against the IMF credit line, the government said it would be cheaper than defending the zloty with its own currency reserves. The IMF said Poland's gross domestic product growth is forecast to rise gradually with the government committed to what the fund calls a "very strong macroeconomic policies." "Nonetheless, sizeable downside risks remain, stemming from the still-fragile economic outlook in the euro area and the possibility of further spillovers from financial strains in other parts of Europe," said John Lipsky, the IMF's First Deputy Managing Director. |
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First half of the sumary prepared by Enric Duran, a Barcelona-based anti-banking system activist who recently seized nearly 500000 euro from 39 european banks through 68 loan and credit-card operations, and used it all sponsoring alternative social networks that can be durable in time and distribute wealth with equity. FULL VIDEO WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES AVAILABLE AT okupemlesones.blip.tv. SUBTÍTULOS EN ESPAÑOL EN okupemlesones.blip.tv As a part of this operation Enric prepared a publication explaining the corruption of our economic system, the looming energy crisis, and the ideas defended by the Degrowth movement, a magazine called 'Crisi' released on Sept 17, 2008. Its associated website can be read also in English: www.17-s.info Enric left Spanish territory 2 days before his action of civil disobedience was made public and is now awaiting the consequences of his campaign. More information in English for example here http or here www.telegraph.co.uk Sustainability economy money debt spanish catalonian activist anti-system half million euro energy crisis stockmarket collapse mortgage english subtitles |
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2010-08-26T07:33:33.000Z
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Second video to the "Equal Money System" series - make a statement - post a video and tell where you stand - we all have to face ourselves - STOP Blaming yourself and others and make your own statement! We are not aware of the real power we have - NO FEAR - NO EXCUSES! EQUAL MONEY FROM BIRTH TILL DEATH! MORE VIDEOS TO COME - PLS PLACE YOUR OWN VIDEO REPLY |
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Come on people! Take it or leave it! *German Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling CDU party has proposed 50 billion euro fiscal stimulus package of investment and tax cuts aimed at helping the German economy through the recession. "With our 'Pact for Germany' we are providing the impetus ... for growth, for employment in Germany because employment for people is our overriding concern," Merkel told reporters. Merkel had just warned her European neighbors against a reckless "race to spend billions" to fight the global recession, preferring a wait-and-see approach. The new package is a second, stronger shot in the arm for the world's number one exporter after a first, 12-billion-euro effort announced in November came up short. Finalized in late-night talks between Merkel's CDU conservatives and the centre-left SPD, it includes 17-18 billion euros in investments in roads and schools, and nine billion euros in tax cuts for firms and individuals. It also includes a 100-billion-euro loan guarantee program to help stricken companies hobbled by the credit crunch, according to a copy of the agreement obtained by AFP. Other elements include a one-off, 100-euro extra child benefit payment and sweeteners to persuade reluctant consumers to buy new, environmentally friendly cars to boost Germany's struggling auto sector. It also includes cuts in health insurance contributions for employers and employees to slash the cost of job creation and to put more cash in shoppers' pockets, and <b>...</b> |
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