Sep.14
12:28 PM ET
Wednesday, 14 Sep 2011
Posted By:Karina Frayter, CNBC Markets ProducerMarket Insider with Patti Domm
President Obama’s proposal to expand access to mortgage refinancing has reignited a debate about the appropriate role for government in supporting the housing market. Some economists argue that the best way to spur the recovery is to stop intervening, let matters run their course, and allow home prices to normalize naturally. Read More
Topics:Fixed Income | Loans | Subprime Lending | Housing | Mortgages | Inflation | Economy (U.S.) | Economy (Global)
Sectors:Banks | Real Estate
Sep.13
3:19 PM ET
Tuesday, 13 Sep 2011
The verdict is nearly unanimous: Some type of bailout intervention is coming for Europe, with the only question being when. Read More
Topics:Subprime Lending | Germany | Wall Street | Banking
Sectors:Banks
Companies:Bank of America Corp
Aug.05
6:24 PM ET
Friday, 5 Aug 2011
The Continent could have its 2008 moment that the U.S. went through if it doesn't soon solve its sovereign debt crisis, Cramer said. Read More
Topics:European Union | Subprime Lending | Bonds | Italy | Greece | Portugal | Spain | Ireland | Debt | Europe | Stock Picks | Stock Market
Sectors:Banks
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