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The bill for bailing out the banks got bigger this week as the UK government announced a further 39 billion pound potential injection into L...
Despite the economic crisis, Poland is the strongest growing economy in the EU. “We have quite healthy and strong internal economy,” Zbignie...
“We are a little bit more optimistic, looking for a 135,000 decline, that would resume the improving trend,” Ross Walker from Royal Bank of ...
“What we are seeing is an industry that is going through a severe recession,” British Airways CFO Keith Williams told CNBC Friday. The airli...
The stock market is likely to trade sideways for the next month or more, but there is a greater risk of declines than gains, Bob Parker from...
“We’re going to see this rise in (UK) producer prices feeding through to higher consumer prices,” Sarah Hewin from Standard Chartered Bank t...
“Everyone is kind of anxious” ahead of the U.S. October jobs data Friday, Tze Ming Tey from Saxo Capital Markets told CNBC. If we “see a sma...
“This rally should fail in the next couple days (and stocks will) resume the move down,” Bill McLaren, independent trader, told CNBC Friday....
“The economy is getting better, but all is not well,” Michael Yoshikami, president of YCMNET Advisors told CNBC Friday. There is a continued...
“We really are coping well with the crisis, and it’s not so hard,” Roland Paszkiewicz from PEKAO SA Brokerage House told CNBC Friday. The ou...
The strong banking results in Singapore is good news for the region, says Neil Katkov, senior VP & head of Asia at Celent. He explains why t...
There could be some upside to DBS' earnings going forward, says Alfred Chan, associate director of financial institutions at Fitch Ratings, ...
Singapore will still be the banking hub for the Asian region, says the city state's Prime Minister, Lee Hsien Loong. He also tells CNBC's Ma...
The Bank of England left rates unchanged at 0.5% Thursday and said it would expand its quantitative easing program by £25 billion to £200 bi...
The ECB has maintained that it wants to buy 60 billion euros of covered bonds, but it has only bought around 9 billion euros. Allan Saunders...
If you want to invest in Asian banks, bet your money on names from India, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Singapore, suggests Roman Scott, MD of Ca...
As the Bank of England prepares to meet Thursday, economists now seem to be divided not on whether the central bank will boost its quantitat...
Influential Wall Street banking analyst Meredith Whitney came out with a note today about the serious challenges the Fed faces regarding its...
GM shares rallied Wednesday after the auto-maker decided not to sell its European unit Opel. Simon Goodfellow from ING Wholesale Banking con...
“There’s a lot of (hiring) activity in the service sector. So you are seeing banking, insurance, and accounting picking up. You are also see...
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Posts |  TOPIC : Banking
6 Nov 2009
Earlier this week, the Federal Reserve kept its federal funds rate unchanged in a range of zero to 0.25 percent, and said the economy "continued to pick up" since its last meeting... Read More
3 Nov 2009
Posted By:CNBC Guest Blog
The most commonly misunderstood narratives emerging from last year’s financial upheaval are that the crisis was caused by big banks, and that the crisis started with the failure of one big bank in particular – Lehman Brothers... Read More
2 Nov 2009
Financials weaken midday and traders are citing two factors... Read More
30 Oct 2009
Posted By:Robert Pozen, Author, Too Big to Save?Bullish on Books Blog
'Over the last year, the federal government has injected over $200 billion into approximately 600 financial institutions, and guaranteed over $300 billion of their troubled assets... Read More
30 Oct 2009
How should investors be positioning their portfolios for the new week and new month? Alan Valdes, vice president of Kabrik Trading, and Charles Bobrinskoy, vice chairman and director of research at Ariel Investments, ... Read More
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