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HOW FREE TRADE DEALS MAY HAVE MADE THE MORTGAGE CRISIS AND GREAT RECESSION WORSE
The new analysis from the Federal Reserve reviewed local economies whose industries were most vulnerable to competition from foreign imports... READ MORE›
ALMOST HALF OF NEW, YOUNG HOMEOWNERS HAVE DOWN PAYMENTS OF LESS THAN 20%
Counterintuitively, while the central bank is less worried about high-ratio loans, it is getting more worried about low-ratio ones... READ MORE›
ANT FINANCIAL TARGETS LOAN PRODUCTS WITH EXORBITANT INTEREST RATES
On Thursday, the People's Bank of China and China Banking Regulatory Commission held a meeting to call for the regulation and rectification of online micro loans... READ MORE›
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AMERICA'S BIGGEST CREDITORS DUMP TREASURIES IN WARNING TO TRUMP
After accounting for hedging costs, 10-year Treasuries yield about 0.9 percent, roughly 10 times the return offered by Japanese government bonds... READ MORE›
ARE AMERICANS HAPPY IT'S TRUMP, OR JUST HAPPY IT'S OVER?
For the first time since 2006, 37 percent of households said they expect their personal finances to improve in 2017... READ MORE›
LIBYA ON BRINK OF ECONOMIC COLLAPSE
Libya's daily oil production before the 2011 uprising stood at 1.6 million barrels... READ MORE›
BANK STOCKS HAVE GAINED $300 BILLION IN 25 DAYS THANKS TO TRUMP
You have to become more cautious, said Daniel Genter, who oversees about 4.2 billion as chief executive officer at Los Angeles-based RNC Genter Capital Management... READ MORE›
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY SET TO GET EVEN WORSE NEXT YEAR, BIG BANKS WARN
Mortgage carrying costs to rise 8 percent for new buyers next year, Scotiabank says... READ MORE›
A $7 TRILLION MOMENT OF TRUTH IN MARKETS IS JUST THREE DAYS AWAY
The exodus has driven up Libor rates as banks and other corporate entities compete to replace the lost funding... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIANS MAY SOON STRUGGLE TO MAKE ENDS MEET
Further intensifying the squeeze is a rising cost of living, with electricity prices climbing as much as 20 percent in New South Wales state next month... READ MORE›
BANK VOTES 8-1 TO KEEP UK RATES AT RECORD LOW
UK interest rates have been held at 0.5 again by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee MPC ... READ MORE›
CARNEY INDICATES INTEREST RATES MAY RISE AT 'TURN OF YEAR'
Bank of England governor Mark Carney indicates that UK interest rates could rise at the turn of this year ... READ MORE›
CANADIAN BORROWERS WAIT AND WONDER IF RATES WILL RISE TOMORROW
Whether or not central bank lifts interest rates, the impact of a rise is already in the market... READ MORE›
US FED ENDS QE STIMULUS PROGRAMME
The targets for inflation and reduction in unemployment were on track, the Fed said in a statement... READ MORE›
BANK OF ENGLAND MEMBER WARNS OF LOW INTEREST RATES RISK
Bank of England policymaker Kristin Forbes warns that keeping interest rates low for too long could harm the UK's economy... READ MORE›
CHINA CUTS RATES AGAIN AS GROWTH ENGINE STALLS
It added that China's current muted consumer inflation and falling market interest rates provided a window for the country to liberalize its deposit rates... READ MORE›
A CHEAT SHEET ON THE DEGLOBALIZATION OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD
But the nature of financial intermediation has shifted sharply away from bank funding to bond markets... READ MORE›
AS WALL STREET THRIVES AMERICAS LITTLE GUY CHOKES ON PAPERWORK
Another problem for smaller borrowers There are almost no new banks... READ MORE›
IF YOU THINK SOCIALISM WORKS, TAKE A LOOK AT EUROPE
On Thursday, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi announced a gargantuan stimulus and economic funding package to help mend Europe's banking system... READ MORE›
DOW UP 350 STOCKS SURGE AS HIKE SEEMSSET
The November jobs report has apparently sealed the deal for a Fed interest rate hike later this month... READ MORE›
FED MINUTES POINT TO RATE HIKE 'RELATIVELY SOON'
Kansas City Fed President Esther George, Cleveland's Loretta Mester and Eric Rosengren of Boston dissented at the meeting in favor of higher rates... READ MORE›
UK INTEREST RATES STAY ON HOLD AGAIN
Related Stories UK interest rates have been held at a record low of 0... READ MORE›
I TOLD YOU SO OBAMA RIGHT AND EUROPE WRONG ABOUT WAY OUT OF GREAT RECESSION
A recent presentation by Peter Praet, the ECB's chief economist, illustrated just how badly the eurozone has performed since the financial crisis... READ MORE›
WHAT'S HOLDING BACK THE WORLD ECONOMY?
Neither monetary policy nor the financial sector is doing what it's supposed to do... READ MORE›
BONDS SLIDE WITH STOCKS AS INFLATION, POOR EARNINGS FUEL ANXIETY
Brent for December settlement dropped 1.4 percent to 52.41 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA CUTS ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ON SLOWER HOUSING MARKET, SOFTER EXPORTS
The central bank trimmed its outlook for growth this year to 1.1 per cent, from the 1.3 per cent it had forecast in July... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA HOLDS INTEREST RATE STEADY BUT SEES 'SUBSTANTIAL REBOUND' FOR REST OF 2016
Bank of Canada holds interest rate steady but sees 'substantial rebound' for rest of 2016... READ MORE›
WORLD'S $150 TRILLION DEBT EDIFICE SHAKEN BY TRUMP VICTORY
This has instantly shaved 1.14 trillion off Bank of America's Global Broad Market Index... READ MORE›
INTEREST RATE HIKE SHOULD BE A 'KICK IN THE BUTT' FOR YOUR FINANCES
Prospective homebuyers should think twice about their homebuying budget as interest rates climb, Taylor says... READ MORE›
1. HOW DID HOME CAPITAL GET INTO TROUBLE?
Home Capital accounts for just 1 percent of the Canadian mortgage market... READ MORE›
HEDGE FUND MAKES A FORTUNE ON A $440 BILLION DANISH OBSESSION
The 440 billion Danish mortgage bond market is more than 200 years old, and legend has it there's never been a single default... READ MORE›
YELLEN SAYS EXPECTS RATE HIKE THIS YEAR BUT CITES LABOR WEAKNESS
But her focus on domestic economic developments looked beyond recent market turbulence over Greece and China and keeps the Fed's plans on track... READ MORE›
MORE AMERICANS FALLING BEHIND ON CAR LOAN PAYMENTS SP SAYS
Losses on risky subprime loans rose to 8.35 percent in August, the highest since 2010... READ MORE›