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Jefferson County, Alabama Sets Record with Chapter 9 Bankruptcy

Birmingham - Jefferson County, Alabama declared the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history this week. The debt stems from an upgraded sewer system.
In the Media by John Dewar Gleissner - 1 comment

Op-Ed: US Dollar, Bonds to Benefit from Debt Downgrade

In the short term, both the US dollar and US Treasury bonds may actually benefit from the downgrade of the US debt and react to panic buying.
In the Media by Sam Vaknin

US debt tops $14 trillion, climbs $1 trillion in just six months

In a worrying sign that US government spending is untempered and that the real prospect of a US default looms ahead of debates on raising the credit ceiling, US debt figures climbed above the $14 trillion mark.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 4 comments

Op-Ed: 5 Reasons to Consider Buying SPY Puts Tuesday

The market action since January 19th shows that the momentum from excessive liquidity is ebbing before the recovery can bloom. Now, the market is searching for corroboration to justify current levels.
In the Media by Marvin Clark - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Government Spending is the Real Issue for the UK

The pre-budget report on Wednesday seems likely to include a one-off windfall tax on banks and wealthy individuals in the UK. It is not how they spend their money, but how the government spends it, that is the real, long-term issue for the UK.
In the Media by Peter Matthews

Op-Ed: Dally Financial Market Commentary- December 2nd

A lot more bids around than offers in US bond markets. Some business done in the industrial sector, financials well bid, although some FRN paper was still around
In the Media by Peter Matthews

Op-Ed: Daily Financial Market Commentary

OK.. after a touch of gloom and doom yesterday, an attempt at being more upbeat about the markets today as December gets under way.
In the Media by Peter Matthews

Disappointment in handling of credit crisis weighs on U.S. dollar

While the U.S. economy is showing signs of recovery in some segments, the intermediate and long term damage to the greenback may already be in motion.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 1 comment

Max Keiser: Goldman Sachs was bailed out with taxpayer money

Max Keiser was on France 24 this week to discuss recent government numbers, business and financial headlines and the leadership from both the US and Europe.
In the Media by Andrew Moran

Op-Ed: Fixing Credit Rating Agencies

One reason for the credit crunch is that credit rating agencies failed to do their job. Here's a proposal of how to restructure their incentives so they serve buyers of debt instruments (bonds, derivatives, etc.) -- not just issuers.
In the Media by David Zetland
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