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| | | ... Volcker Rule that they fear could weaken trading volumes for their sovereign bonds. The Volcker Rule was introduced by the Obama administration following the Global Financial Crisis to prevent investment banks trading on their account and owning, investing ... |
| | | | ... in 2008-09." Deloitte Access Economics may have been sucked in again -- just as it was in 2008. A day before US President Obama's inauguration, Access Economics released its December 2008 quarter Business Outlook. The press quoted the report as saying ... |
| | | | ... transpire in our very recent history. The Los Angeles Times published an article 13 February 2009 reporting that, "Dennis Blair, Obama's new director of national intelligence, tells Congress that the crisis could topple governments, trigger waves of ... |
| | | | Could it be? Not long after US President Obama has departed this land that's girt by sea, Americans are now picking on Australians for their woes. Blaming it on our "recessionary mindset" and our "despondent consumer confidence". According to theage.com.au ... |
| | | | Obama in Australia may be providing us, Australians, a bit of a sideshow but for global financial markets, the game hasn't changed. It continues to be one that could be characterised as Europe pushed-US pulled. Europe pushed. Fears of a debt contagion ... |
| | | | ... countries with "misaligned" exchange rates and US Treasury Secretary Geithner's vocal support for the bill and US President Obama's accusation that China is "gaming the system" by keeping its currency artificially low. But if you don't believe China's ... |
| | | | ... and former chairman of the US Federal Reserve Paul Volcker following the global financial crisis and endorsed by President Obama in January last year. They contain four core elements. First, limit the ability of banks and financial and institutions to ... |
| | | | ... And in this kind of environment every little bit helps. Speaking of help, it's still too early to speculate on President Obama's job creation proposal. You know the one - the one where he plans to spend US$450 billion in tax cuts and public infrastructure. ... |
| | | | ... There's none! At least, the Big O is seen to be doing something (he needs to, his second term depends on this). US President Obama proposed a US$450 billion jobs initiative following the latest US non-farm payrolls data showing that not one additional ... |
| | | | ... Asian shares mostly fell on Friday as China's August inflation rate remained on the high side, while US President Barack Obama's plan to boost jobs in the world's biggest economy failed to inspire markets. Sentiment was also weighed by news that eurozone ... |
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