Hollande About to Wreck France?
• Mike "Mish" Shedlock The Daily BellHollande About to Wreck France With Economically Insane Proposal: "Make Layoffs So Expensive For Companies That It's Not Worth It"
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A Whole Bunch Of Impending Disasters That Are Staring Markets In The Face
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Joe WeisenthalThis is how it works. When markets are up, people find positive stories to talk about. When markets are down, people focus on the negative.
Contagion Affects Europe
Stephen LendmanGlobal economic crisis
Spain Told it Will be Under 'Troika' Supervision
• ReutersSpain faces supervision by international lenders after a bailout for its banks agreed, EU and German officials said, contradicting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy who had insisted the cash came without such strings.
New Pacific Alliance Links Freer Latin American Nations
• Alex Newman thenewamerican.comAfter coming under heavy criticism for pursuing so called “integration” with totalitarian-minded rulers in Latin America, the governments of Chile, Peru, Mexico, and Colombia — announced the formation of a new regional body known as the Pacific Allia
EU’s $125 Billion Brief Bailout of Spain Not Enough to Buy a Relief Rally
• Yahoo! News blogTalk about inflation. Have you seen the price of bailouts lately? It wasn't that long ago that €100 billion, or $125B, would buy you a month or two of goodwill. Nowadays, a bank-bolstering plan of this size can hold the attackers at bay for only a ma
10 Things You Need To Know Before The Opening Bell
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Mamta BadkarGood morning. Here's what you need to know.
Greece And Spain Near Total Chaos And Economic Collapse
• http://govtslaves.info, JD HeyesEurope’s economies have been on a fiscal collision course for years, what with more people taking from the various socialist systems around the continent than paying into them.
Putin’s visit to China signals sharpening global tensions
• http://www.globalresearch.ca, by John ChanThe state visit to China this week by Russian President Vladimir Putin, followed by a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation in Beijing, has underscored a developing strategic partnership between China and Russia.
Argentina loses a third of its dollar deposits
• www.reuters.comDepositors withdrew a total of about $100 million per day over the last month in a safe-haven bid fueled by uncertainty over policies that might be adopted as pressure grows to keep U.S. currency in the country.
CARTOONS: It's About To Get Even Worse For Greece
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Michael KelleyThis week's cartoons show two crises that continue to get worse despite outside efforts to help.
TEXT-S&P raises Ecuador to 'B/B' from 'B-/C'
• http://in.reuters.comWe upgraded the Republic of Ecuador to 'B/B' from 'B-/C' on sustained higher levels of investment that indicate improved growth prospects and higher levels of government revenues.
10 Things That We Can Learn About Shortages and Preparation From the Economic Collapse in Greece
• http://lewrockwell.com, Economic Collapse BlogFor those that are busy preparing for the coming global financial collapse, there is a lot to be learned from the economic depression that is happening right now in Greece.
Madrid Leans on Its Troubled Banks to Buy Its Bonds
• New York TimesWhile the Spanish government was able to sell all the bonds it wanted to, it mostly sold to the usual buyers: Spain’s increasingly fragile banks. As Madrid tries to come up with the money to bail out its banks, its main lenders are increasingly beco
G7 Is Concerned About Euro Collapse ... Sure They Are!
• http://www.thedailybell.com, by Staff ReportThe G7 is correct to be concerned.
Oh, EU ... Grow the Money Supply! (And Enshrine the Current Distortion Forever)
• http://www.thedailybell.com, by Staff ReportThe sky is falling, the Earth is dying, the money supply is shutting down.
Why you should be excited about national bankruptcy
• http://www.sovereignman.com, Simon BlackOne of the great absurdities of our modern financial system is that a nation living within its means, i.e. spending less than what it confiscates in tax revenue, is no longer the norm.
Spanish Banks Need $50 Billion: IMF Report
• http://www.cnbc.com, By: ReutersAn International Monetary Fund report on Spanish banks will show the country's troubled lenders need a cash injection of at least 40 billion euros ($50 billion), sources in the financial sector said Thursday.
Merkel says EU ready to act as Spain downgraded
• By Carlos Ruano and Andreas RinkeChancellor Angela Merkel said Europe was ready to act to ensure stability in the euro zone as Spain's credit rating was cut by three notches on Thursday amid expectations it may soon seek EU help for banks beset by bad debts.
Canadian Productivity Gap
• arcleinIt’s not often economists will admit to bafflement, especially on a matter of utmost importance to national economic health. As the predominant measure of standard of living, productivity of labour in Canada, has fallen notoriously short
Remembering Bob Chapman
Stephen Lendmana great loss
Faber Vs. Siegel: Bull vs. Super-Bull
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Cullen RocheHere’s an unusual duo for this version of bull versus super bull.
There Are Growing Signs Of A Crisis In Russia
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Bruce KrastingI talked with a Swiss banker from Geneva today. The conversation went like this:
This Is What A Country On The Brink Of Collapse Looks Like
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Wolf RichterTourism, Greece’s second largest industry after the shipping industry, and already in a downdraft, is taking another hit as tour bus drivers will go on strike for four days next week; wage negotiations have deadlocked.
Our Ultimate Guide To The Big ECB Decision Tomorrow
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Simone FoxmanThe European Central Bank will make a highly anticipated monetary policy decision tomorrow, gaining the most attention of any such meeting since December.
CHART OF THE DAY: What It Looks Like When A Central Bank Just Fails
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Joe WeisenthalThe Fed and the ECB take a lot of lumps, but the world's worst central bank might be the Bank of Japan.
This Is A Fantastic Presentation On Why 'Germany Is Riskier Than You Think'
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Simone FoxmanInvestors hoping to avoid the turmoil of the euro crisis have been pouring their money into German bunds and assets, expecting nothing but a safe place to store their money.
European Central Bank Leaves Rate Unchanged at 1 Percent
• http://www.nytimes.com, By JACK EWINGThe European Central Bank left its main interest rate unchanged Wednesday, choosing to put the onus on political leaders to address an increasingly dangerous level of tension in the euro zone.
Spain pleads for help in European crisis
• Washington PostOnly three small euro-zone countries have resorted to international bailouts and the hard conditions that come with them, and Spain, the currency union’s fourth-largest economy, is desperate to avoid becoming by far the largest casualty.
Crisis Economic Conditions
Stephen LendmanThe worst is yet to come
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