How the mighty have fallen….Citibank a crumpling empire!
Bernanke said in a speech yesterday that the government may need to buy or guarantee banksââ‚Â...
Bernanke said in a speech yesterday that the government may need to buy or guarantee banksââ‚Â...
Deutsche Bank Issue Profit Warning Deutshe Bank – Germany’s largest commercial bank R...
U.S. Deficit on Track to Break $1 Trillion Industry experts say that the U.S. deficit could break $1...
What is actually working? One day credit is tightening, another day it’s easing. Wh...
U.S. Trade Deficit Falls 28.7% The U.S. trade deficit dropped by 28.7 percent for the month of Novem...
Morgan Stanley Bearish on Euro Morgan Stanley’s chief strategist Stephen Jen was quoted as say...
When is reality going to set in? When will elected leaders truly grasp the seriousness of the situat...
Euro Declines on Rate Cut Speculation The euro lost ground to the dollar this morning as pressure gr...
The total number of jobs lost in 2008 is 2.6 million. That is the most jobs lost since 1945. The une...
Oil Falls to Under $40 in New York With today’s confirmation that the U.S. economy is still sh...
U.S. Unemployment Hits 7.2 % The U.S. Labor Department announced that December’s unemployment ...
This morning’s psychologically accepted number will be -700k for NFP. Below this, the USD will...
U.S. Retail Sales Weak for Traditional Holiday Period Despite massive price cuts to entice shoppers ...
The bets are on that Governor King will have pushed the BOE rates to new record lows this morning an...
Bank of England Chops Half Point The Bank of England cut interest rates by another half point to 1.5...
Oil Falls 12% on Higher-Than-Expected Supply Levels Oil futures for February delivery fell $5.84 in ...
Happy New Year from the Fed! Yesterday, ‘helicopter’ Ben and his fell...
ADP Report Shows US Lost 693,000 Jobs in December Companies in the US are shedding workers at an inc...
Federal Reserve Minutes Reveal Rate Insight Minutes of the most recent US Federal Reserve Meeting su...
Ireland is no stranger to hard times. From the potato famine to the “troublesâââ€...