Recession risk in Germany (Edward Hugh)
Is France being sucked in?
Is deflation back?
Washington debt battle as diversion
US economy on brink, no safety net
Societe Generale Bank income and Greek debt
Swiss franc depreciation
Hungarian local governments want delay in repaying Swiss franc debt
Swiss franc & Japanese yen
Japan selling yen
currency intervention & FED possible easing resumption
Bank of England holds rate on weak growth
Czech central bank holds interest rate with inflation up on higher sales taxes not demand
European banks liquidity funding stress
South Africa bails out Swaziland
Turkish currency to tumble
Turkey cuts interest rate to support growth
Turkish lira tumbles
Denmark trying to side step EU bank resolution laws
Spain 7% ten year bonds will be trigger
will Eurozone become transfer union?
In Ireland 1-in-4 have only part time job
ECB needs to support Spain and Italy now, what is taking them so long?
will buy bonds?
needs to intervene
eurozone banks hoarding cash
ECB pause rate increases and buy bonds?
only ECB can halt eurozone contagion
ECB buys Portuguese and Irish bonds in secondary market but not Spanish or Italian --- excuse me!
ECB extends liquidity measures to six months and -- gasp! -- expresses continuing concern about headline inflation (woops)
ECB action crucial in European liquidity crisis (Edward Harrison)
ECB/Trichet only hope for eurozone (but he is no Austin Powers)
Spanish & Italian bonds worsen as Trichet fiddles
Spain sells 3 year bonds for high price
Markets unimpressed with ECB failure to act decisively
ECB's Trichet has no comment on not buying Spanish and Italian bonds -- will this power vacuum be filled?
Is Berlusconi worn out from partying? -- no debt concern
Europe's dominos
Italy bound to default?
Spain's high risk election (Edward Hugh) -- I am already on record as saying Zapatero made a huge mistake in calling for elections
US long term unemployment will depress wages (Menzie Chinn)
US incomes down 15.2% since 2007 through 2009
BNY Mellon bank to charge cash depositors
US economy on the edge (Tim Duy)
Soldering on in Ireland or we can climb any mountain
US bond yields down, Italian bond yields up: Context not good either way -- Somebody needs to do something (Paul Krugman)
If this market has you running scared, you were not properly diversified for your investment growth, preservation of assets, and cash needs investing time horizons.
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
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