After the Europeans who were asked to present testimony including Deutsche Bank, HSBC and RBS (royal Bank of Scotland) a month back, JP Morgan and more from Barclays were presented subpoenas by US regulators CIti and UBS received subpoenas earlier.…
After the Europeans who were asked to present testimony including Deutsche Bank, HSBC and RBS (royal Bank of Scotland) a month back, JP Morgan and more from Barclays were presented subpoenas by US regulators CIti and UBS received subpoenas earlier.…
The moderate recovery underway in the data seems to wax and wane according to its distance from a scheduled Fed meeting with bad new home sales last week ignored as the Beige Book and now the Personal Income shows a…
Read my Lips. We are the US regulator. We cannot regulate LIBOR which is run by the British. A flabbergasted Ben Bernanke would have probably used those words at home or at his favorite College when delivering a lecture on…
Citi upgrades to B3T1C of 7.9% The latest acronym in town avoids the mouthful Basel III Tier I Capital requirement that has unleashed an unending wave of deleveraging in Europe but seems to have carried along global and US only…
Equities and Commodities are likely to continue reacting sharply in US markets after the minutes from the June 19,20 meeting were released. The FOMC had shorn US growth projections to 2.3-2.5% in the long term at the meeting and though…
Italy added 0.8% in Production on Month though still 6.9% down on year while France revised its may data downward to sho a net 3% degrowth on year and the British 1.2% growth in production on month could not stop…
Dollar gets harder ith every Euro tick going don but the Aussie and the Yuan are catching on and that is keeping ( the latter) the US dollar from impoding on itself as US Trade keeps on improving with China…
The Fed will not be printing muchmpore money stock of course with US currency in ciruulation at $1.1T. Then there are the $1.6T in Treasuries the Fed will be using to lend to banks and extinguishing from its reserves to…
Global moves The Asia story led by India dominated Global markets in early trading and was significantly bolstered by various easing of conditions agreed at the summit by Angela Merkel. Germany suggested almost that all bailout funds be used interchangeably…
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