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- Barclaycard offers long-term 0% card Tuesday, July 19, 2011 @ 6:01PMBARCLAYCARD has launched a two-year 0 per cent balance transfer credit card, the longest interest-free deal ever.
- Anything’s possible if U.S. debt downgraded to AA 0 Tuesday, July 19, 2011 @ 3:41PMFor those who think a deeply indebted United States has begun its long, slow fade as the world’s dominant financial power, the loss of the country’s gold-plated AAA credit rating would seem poetic justice.
- The Top 10 Companies Most Affected by Potential Budget Cuts Tuesday, July 19, 2011 @ 1:15PMDo you think any of these companies are in a considerable bind?
- What to expect if the U.S. loses its gold-plated rating Tuesday, July 19, 2011 @ 11:15AMAnalysis: What happens if the United States, the risk-free benchmark from which all other assets in the global financial market are priced, loses its coveted triple-A rating? Here are some ideas
- Dollar Shows Mixed Progress Across Majors as Debt Troubles Continue Monday, July 18, 2011 @ 11:33PMJust as surely as the S&P 500 failed to break the closely-watched 1,300 figure; the US dollar would fail to make meaningful headway of its own through Monday’s session.
- Dollar Shows Mixed Progress Across Majors as Debt Troubles Continue Monday, July 18, 2011 @ 11:33PMJust as surely as the S&P 500 failed to break the closely-watched 1,300 figure; the US dollar would fail to make meaningful headway of its own through Monday’s session.
- Dollar Shows Mixed Progress Across Majors as Debt Troubles Continue Monday, July 18, 2011 @ 11:33PMJust as surely as the S&P 500 failed to break the closely-watched 1,300 figure; the US dollar would fail to make meaningful headway of its own through Monday’s session.
- Dollar Shows Mixed Progress Across Majors as Debt Troubles Continue Monday, July 18, 2011 @ 11:33PMJust as surely as the S&P 500 failed to break the closely-watched 1,300 figure; the US dollar would fail to make meaningful headway of its own through Monday’s session.
- Maley: will the US doff its debt cap? Sunday, July 17, 2011 @ 10:09PMCould this be the week when global investors start to get seriously worried about the looming August 2 deadline for raising the US debt ceiling? asks Karen Maley. Read more on the blog...
- Free Money Swiss Watch (And Franc) Style: RISK-ES Spread Closes Sunday, July 17, 2011 @ 8:37PMFrom Friday : "The Treasury may be ceasing the incremental funding for its market manipulative ESF.... but not quite yet. Presenting the E-mini surge on absolutely no volume. According to Chicago floor traders, at least one bank bought 150 S&P contracts at very the close with one obvious purpose: ramp the stock market into the weekend. Luckily, for the observant ones this is merely another free ...
- T Minus Five And Counting To Economic Armageddon Sunday, July 17, 2011 @ 6:44PMThe debt ceiling debate enters its final act this week as Friday, just five days from now, becomes “D-Day” for a Congressional bill that can be passed and signed in time for the August 2nd deadline.
- World Wide Bailout Sunday, July 17, 2011 @ 2:37PMThe big talk these days is of the debt ceiling in the US having to be raised. The US is lucky they can do this unlike other countries such as Spain, Portugal, Greece, Ireland and others who need to be bailed out or pass huge austerity measures.
- International Forecaster July 2011 (#5) - Gold, Silver, Economy + More Sunday, July 17, 2011 @ 2:36PMThe following are some snippets from the most recent issue of the International Forecaster. For the full 35 page issue, please see subscription information below.
- Australian Dollar to Fall on Diminishing Rate Hike Expectations Friday, July 15, 2011 @ 8:55PMThe Australian Dollar had a particularly disappointing week, losing ground against every major currency, as it fell the most against the safe havens, down 3.61 percent against the Swiss Franc, 2.88 percent against the Japanese Yen, and 0.96 percent against the U.S.
- US Dollar Risks Further Declines on Debt Ceiling, Fed Policy Friday, July 15, 2011 @ 8:48PMIt was a tough week for the world’s foremost currency (Ticker: USDOLLAR ) as it finished sharply lower against key counterparts on sovereign credit rating fears and lackluster interest rate prospects.
