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News round-up: 14 Oct 2008

Now that we have seen our massive 1000-point rally, we can come back down to earth and worry about the real economy effects that the credit crisis has already wrought and ho well money markets are going to respond to all this monetary…

News round-up: 13 Oct 2008

Happy Monday! After weeks of dire news and falling markets, we are seeing a rally that might have legs. For those of us who don't want to see a global depression, that is very good news. Certainly, the markets have reason for rallying…

Paul Krugman wins Nobel Prize

This morning I woke up and was listening to Bloomberg Radio in bed when I heard Robert Shiller and John Ryding talking about about Paul Krugman. I quickly realized he was the Nobel Laureate in Economics for this year. Krugman, the…

Global markets round-up

It is 8:15 AM ET and this is what I see in the markets today as we await the opening in New York:EuropeThe U.K FTSE 100 down 7.5%The German DAX down 9%The CAC-40 in Paris down over 8%AsiaJapan's Nikkei down nearly 10%The Hang Seng in Hong…

News round-up: 10 Oct 2008

Did you see that coming? What a train wreck of an end we had yesterday in the States. Things started off well enough with gains in Asian trading. The Europeans were a bit jittier, but it was within the bounds of reason. New York? That…

News round-up: 9 Oct 2008

Today, the round-up is going to be exclusively on the credit crisis. The crisis has a distinctively European bent to it now as much of the news for the day comes from that area. But, Asia is also getting into the mix.In the US, the…

News round-up: 7 Oct 2008

The Credit Crisis has clearly moved on to Europe, as events there are showing the kind of crisis we have been seeing here.The UK Treasury has broached the possibility that it would buy equity in major British banks. Iceland is on the verge…

News Round-Up: 6 Oct 2008

If you were away on Holiday this past week or just away from the hustle and bustle of civilisation this past weekend, you may have missed the firework in Europe. Basically, over the past week, what started as a U.S. subprime crisis and…

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