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Is there another economic bubble forming?
By: northsunm32
This article analyses Nouriel Roubini's view that a huge bubble is being formed because of low interest rates. This leads businesses to borrow and buy various assets causing prices to rise and making huge profits. Roubini is not claiming that the bubble will burst soon but it is starting to form and will burst sometime in the future. ...
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If stocks drop, corporate bonds may feel the heat
By: BiodunIginla
Monday, October 5, 2009 Fri Oct 2, 2009 3:20pm EDT John Parry, Judith Stein, and Biodun Iginla for the BBC - Analysis NEW YORK - If U.S. stocks were to enter another bear market amid fears of a second recession, this year's spectacular corporate bond market rally is in danger of reversing. Yield-seeking
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- News Source: NewKerala | 9 months agoThe partially convertible rupee resumed low at 48.86 per dollar and later fluctuated in a wide range between 48.66 and 48.88 in intra day trade. "Absolutely there is no (dollar) demand. In a slowing economy, naturally non-oil imports and oil imports...
- News Source: The Financial Express | 9 months agoThe Indian rupee opened down on Thursday as falls in Asian stocks markets raised concerns about foreign fund outflows, but the dollar's weakness against major currencies provided some support. At 9:05 a.m., the partially convertible rupee was at 48.
- News Source: The Financial Express | 9 months agoEquities are seen starting lower on Thursday after losses in Asian markets on rising risk aversion on uncertainty about the global outlook. There could be some support from industrial output and inflation data due around noon, traders said. "We are...
- News Source: The Economic Times | 9 months agoFederal bond yields came off lows on Wednesday afternoon as investors pared positions after concerns of additional supplies eased following the central bank's decision to buy bonds via auctions. At 2:25 p.m., the yield on the 8.24 percent 2018...
- News Source: Indian Express | 9 months agoThe median forecast of 11 analysts was for a 4.43 per cent rise in the wholesale price index in the 12 months to Jan. 31, compared with 5.07 per cent in the previous week. If realised, it will be the lowest annual rise since Jan. 12 last year, when...
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