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The United States may be emerging from recession but some firms are canceling holiday parties for a second year in a row and others are bragging about having fun on the cheap. With one in 10 U.S. workers unemployed and the prospect of a double-dip recession...
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Gold's near vertical rise to new records is starting to puzzle many investors who are trying to square arguments fuelling its rise with seemingly conflicting moves in risky assets like equities or inflation-protected securities. This is not the stuff...
Tags: Investec Asset Management, U.S. Treasury, country inflation, United Kingdom, London, Financial crises, United States dollar, Business Finance, Macroeconomics, Inflation, Inflation targeting, Asset price inflation, Monetary policy, Euro
The U.S. services sector unexpectedly contracted in November, with an index measuring activity falling to its lowest reading since July, according to an industry report released on Thursday. The Institute for Supply Management said its services index...
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The Canadian fiscal stimulus package has successfully bolstered consumer confidence and driven a sharp resurgence in the housing market, said Christy Chen, economist from BMO Capital Market during a special interview with Xinhua News Agency on Wednesday....
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The principal obstacle to this happening is, at the moment, the Barack Obama administration’s Treasury Department, which thus far in the financial crisis has been mistaken for the executive committee of Goldman Sachs in disguise. It has opposed every...
Tags: transaction tax, U.S. Treasury, Democratic Congressman John Larson, financial institutions, financial community, Timothy Geithner, international financial, Belgium, Brussels, Value added tax, Tax reform, Finance, Tax haven, Business Finance, Tax, Group of Thirty, Council on Foreign Relations
Let’s have some fun and go all counterintuitive.•Is America’s national debt unsustainable?Driving this question is the fear that the Chinese and other foreign investors will slow their buying of U.S. Treasury bonds.According to Jack Hough in Smart Money,...
Tags: U.S. Treasury, United States, foreign investor, Federal Reserve, treasury bonds, Germany, Berlin
U.S. banks have already recognized two-thirds of an estimated $2.1 trillion to $2.6 trillion in credit losses, but prime mortgage and commercial real estate would contribute more to the remaining losses, Goldman Sachs said. The brokerage raised its prime...
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While American investors were busy enjoying their Thanksgiving dinners, global markets were shaken by word that Dubai asked for a payment holiday on the $59 billion it owes via its investment vehicle, Dubai World . The move, which comes as oversized bets...
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Treasury and Federal Reserve on Friday delayed the implementation date for a new Internet gambling payment ban for six months, a move that gives lawmakers time to overturn it or end confusion over illegal practices. In a joint statement, the Treasury...
Tags: internet gambling, U.S. Treasury, Federal Reserve, Barney Frank, financial institutions, House Financial Services Committee, New York, Online gambling, Gambling, Gambling regulation, Gaming law, Business Finance, Internet Gambling Regulation Consumer Protection and Enforcement Act, SAFE Port Act
The Institute for Energy Research released the following fact check of the Secretary’s comments: Sec. For the leasing program to be brought into balance, the Obama Administration should be leasing more land, not less. Under the first year of the Obama...
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