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You cannot "ease" your way out of a debt mess.
The last several hours has seen a huge slew of economic data.
While Europe watches and waits for Spain to submit a formal bailout request to the EU and the ECB, the economic situation on the ground there continues to deteriorate.
The Iranian rial plunged today against the U.S. dollar as western sanctions against the state's oil exports are really starting to up the pressure on Iran.
While the 'Misery' Index in Iran reaches exceptional levels, and the US aggregate of inflation and unemployment peaked last October, Europe's misery has continued to rise in the face of an ever-easing ECB and political jawboning.
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"With the acceleration of economic and monetary events here is the first of 3 short films in 2012.
A federal judge has struck down a rule required under the 2010 financial overhaul that seeks to limit speculative trading of commodities futures.
The latest quarterly report from Research In Motion Limited (NASDAQ/RIMM; TSX/RIM) was a positive surprise, which resulted in the shares moving up strongly following the news. Yes, Research In Motion (RIM) has had one of the sharpest declines in rece
On June the 30th 2009 oil mysteriously jumped by more than $1.50 a barrel during the night, to reach its highest price in eight months. The amazing, true cause of this price spike has now been released by a Financial Services Authority investigation
Shanghai Stock Index Breaks 2000 For First Time Since 2009; Reflections on Sentiment
One-by-one, the highest quality collateral in the world (according to ratings that is) is disappearing.
It has been a volatile week but equities have drifted lower overall with today's early going retracing all of yesterday's gains only to bounce post Europe's close (once again) on the farce of the Spanish bank audit.
Alex welcomes American economist and Infowars contributing writer Paul Craig Roberts to discuss the impact of Eurpoean austerity measures on world markets amidst ongoing riots.
Be Very Careful, Beloved Spain ... Two weeks ago I was interviewed by the Catalan newspaper El Punt Avui. I said it would be unthinkable for the Spanish state to stop Catalan secession by military force.
Last summer, two researchers from the New England Complex Systems Institute published a short paper examining the correlation between rising food prices and civil unrest.
Last summer, two researchers from the New England Complex Systems Institute published a short paper examining the correlation between rising food prices and civil unrest.
(Reuters) - The two main political parties in Greece are facing their own financial crisis. New Democracy and Pasok, the key members of the country's coalition government, are close to being overwhelmed by debts of more than 200 million euros, say ri
British authorities are set to announce significant changes to the interest rate at the heart of a recent manipulation scandal as they aim to improve the accuracy and reliability of the benchmark. On Friday, Martin Wheatley, the managing director
Some real good may come out of the eurozone crisis. It's spawning a separatist movement in Spain
Rachel Botsman explores the currency that makes systems like Airbnb and Taskrabbit work: trust, influence, and what she calls "reputation capital."
“The drive for a $10,000,000,000 International Bank for Reconstruction and Development illustrates once more the fetish of machinery that possesses the minds of the governmental delegates at Bretton Woods.
Since the European sovereign debt crisis began, it was always clear that somehow it must end with the ECB.
The modest move in today's U.S. trading session belies the beating that the European markets took.
It’s now officially a 3-way race to the bottom between the dollar, the euro, and the yen.
Top trends forecaster Gerald Celente says, “The first great war of the 21st century has begun, and people are afraid to call it what it is.”
The odd timing of the Fed's QEternity (given macro data, risk, financials conditions, inflation expectations, and equity valuations) provided some impetus for the markets which had anticipated Bernanke's action.
Police fire rubber bullets and beat protesters with truncheons at an anti-austerity demonstration near Spain's parliament in Madrid.
An Islamist group on Tuesday said it will carry out new cyber attacks on US banking targets, according to SITE Intelligence Group, following similar attacks last week in response to an anti-Islam film.