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June 16, 2009
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June 15, 2009
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Home loans in trouble as one in ten homeowners fall into negative equity
One in ten homeowners fell into negative equity during the first three months of the year, the highest proportion for 15 years, the Bank of England said today. The Bank estimated that between 7 and 11 per cent of homeowners with a mortgage owed more to their lender than their property was worth, the equivalent [...]
June 12, 2009
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Wall Street lifted by jobs data
Wall Street ticked higher in early trades as the latest report on jobless claims turned out to be better than expected and retail sales improved. The Dow Jones was up 62.13 points at 8,801.15 at midday in New York, the S&P; 500 was up 8.57 at 947.72, and the Nasdaq was up 11.48 at 1,864.56. [...]
June 11, 2009
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Banks repay $68bn debt loans
Interest rates may return to more normal levels after the bombed out banking sector promised to repay some of their loans from taxpayers. Ten bailed out US banks have been cleared to pay back a combined $68 billion (£41 billion) of government aid in a move greeted by investors as a sign that stability is [...]
June 10, 2009
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Slow home loans improvement in UK housing market as retail sales slow
The economy has received another shot in the arm with figures showing that the pace of house price falls slowed in May while home sales picked up. However, retail sales figures have put in question whether April’s jump in consumer demand would be sustained. About 6 per cent of estate agents across the UK said [...]
June 9, 2009
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Ireland credit rating cut for second time
Ireland had its credit rating cut for the second time in three months and was warned that it could fall further following concerns about the “continued fragility” of its banking sector and doubts about the Government’s bailout plan. Standard & Poor’s (S&P;) downgraded the long-term rating of the former “Celtic Tiger” by a further notch [...]
June 8, 2009
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Latvian loans rates hit EC banks
Latvian crisis deepens as Europe debates aid as Latvia has been urged to tighten its public finances with fears escalating that the recession hit Eastern European country is facing a huge currency devaluation. The failure of a government bond auction yesterday heightened fears that the tiny Baltic state will have to devalue its currency, the [...]
June 5, 2009
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Bank of England interest loans rates kept on hold
The Bank of England pegged interest rates today for a third month in a row and stayed its hand over any other changes in its recession fighting strategy as it paused for breath in its battle to combat Britain’s economic slump. The Bank opted to hold interest rates once more at their 315-year low of [...]
June 4, 2009
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Wall Street lower on gloomy data
US investors opt to take profits on release of disappointing data and as Bernanke warns that America must curb its budget deficit. Gloomy housing sector data and continued layoffs led to a subdued Wall Street opening as investors played safe with their profits after a succession of session gains. Investors were also reacting to a [...]
June 3, 2009
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