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Every Chinese Province bankrupt like Greece – Host Says Chinese Regime nearly bankrupt « FiNETIK –
China’s economy has a reputation for being strong and prosperous, but according to a well-known Chinese television personality the country’s Gross Domestic Product is going in reverse. Larry Lang, chair professor of Finance at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said in a lecture that he didn’t
MBS RECAP: 11/10/2011
A blog featuring up to the minute commentary on mortgage rates and the mortgage backed securites markets.
Should we worry about Inflation?
Blog post - Should we worry about Inflation? - David Renz
Is Bank Lending on the Cusp of Increasing in the U.S.? -- Seeking Alpha
<strong><a href='http://www.creditwritedowns.com/'>Edward Harrison</a>submits:</strong><p>Asha Bangalore of Northern Trust writes:</p><blockquote><p><blockquote class="quote"><p>Recent data indicate bank credit has increased in July and August (chart 2A), while partial September data suggest
Bond Strategies for the Age of Government Deleveraging | AllianceBernstein Blog
Logo The AllianceBernstein Blog on Investing AllianceBernstein Home Authors Archive Home » AllianceBernstein » Bond Strategies for the Age of Government Deleveraging Bond Strategies for the Age of Government Deleveraging Posted by Douglas J. Peebles on Oct 4, 2011 in AllianceBernstein, Bonds/Fixed
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Rate cuts | Blog.CommBank All Your money Your business Your Bank Subscribe to our RSS feed 9th November 2011 Rate cuts Posted in: Your money > Property 0 Rate cuts real estate Analysis and opinion of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s 0.25 per-cent rate cut have been rife in the media in the weeks
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Brazil: Greek accord might buy some peaceful time – Monthly Allocation July 2011 – BANIF « FiNETIK
Greek accord might buy some peaceful time We maintain our negative view on the international market for July. In the US, after a series of weak economic indicators, even worse than initially expected, there is no evidence of a turnaround in the short term, especially while the unemployment rate
VAM: Vietnam Market Analysis May 2011 « FiNETIK – Asia and Latin America – Market News Network
Interest rates the highlight of the month With the aim of controlling inflation, the SBV tightened money supply, thereby increasing interest rates. Market interest rates are now averaging 19.86% for short term borrowing, and if including fees (which banks apply to get around the lending rate cap)
Brazil – Low Inflation to Boost Brazilian Stock Market – Monthly Allocation – June 2011 -BANIF «
At best, things should be as bad as predicted For multiple reasons, we have a negative view on the international market for June. 1) There is evidence of a slowdown in the US economy. 2) In the Euro Zone, following the relatively well made financial aid package for Portugal, the Greek debt problem
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