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| | | ... shortfall and more than the combined Eurozone's 3.5% deficit to GDP ratio. Yes folks, it's not only gonna be a worldwide recession, it'll be a depression. It is either that, or the speculators are back blowing bubbles in the US bond market. But, as in ... |
| | | | ... be a valuable long-term, core infrastructure asset that performed well during the Global Financial Crisis and global recession," said Graham Matthews, chief investment officer, Access Capital Advisers. "It is precisely this type of stable infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... moved into focus as it struggles with a banking crisis while battling record unemployment, a huge public deficit and a recession, raising concerns of a financial collapse. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 rose 6.94 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 3488.28. |
| | | | ... was because of Egan-Jones Ratings Co's downgrade, it was because of Bankia, it was because it was sinker deeper into recession. Yes folks, the same issues and rationales that financial markets ignored not even 24 hours before. Italy is about to blow. ... |
| | | | ... ours and our economy dragged down into the vortex of the slowing economies of our neighbours. But just as the Great Recession of 2008 failed to take us down because of our strong fundamentals (and pro-active fiscal and monetary policies), the same still ... |
| | | | ... bulls - run. To be sure, to be sure... there was also factual negative Spanish news last night. It's now officially in recession with real GDP falling by 0.3% in the first quarter following a similar 0.3% contraction in the previous period. But we were ... |
| | | | ... well above one per cent as negative news continued from Europe, with Greece's woes deepening and Spain falling into recession. Strong quarterly earnings from Wal-Mart, the world's biggest retailer, were not enough to shatter the gloom on Wall Street ... |
| | | | ... to create to find an additional 5 million jobs for the 7 million or so workers that lost theirs during the 2007-2009 recession. This means added government spending - welfare and social order - and lesser consumer spending and sales than would have been ... |
| | | | ... two years. "The expansion of household balance sheets and the fact that we have some sectors of the economy skirting recession, and we've had the tailwinds of the commodities boom, you withdraw those from the economy and then we could have a banking ... |
| | | | ... old, same old. Data out of Europe only confirmed what we already knew and expected all along, Spain's now officially in recession. Same old, same old in America too. Corporate profits continue to grow with around 74% of companies in the S&P 500 that ... |
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