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OECD warns 'severe recession', urges Canada to hike interest rate

Paris - The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) published its latest report Tuesday, in which it notes of a "severe recession" due to the Eurozone crisis. It also urged Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney to raise interest rates.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Ripoff — New bank rules mean the end of ‘high’ interest savings

Sydney - Talk about ridiculous. The banks are borrowing from central banks at artificially low rates. They now want to reduce the rates paid on savings, as a result of issues created by their own mistakes.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 11 comments

United States Federal Reserve Keeps Rates Unchanged

The Federal Reserve decided on Tuesday to continue the run of near-zero interest rates, choosing not to tamper with what some have called the beginning of an economic recovery.
In the Media by William Rubin

Op-Ed: Economists — When are you going to get anything right?

Sydney - Economics is the science that got lost in itself and still can't find the way out. The theories, the principles and the machinery of a lost world are now still clanking on, ineffectually. The science bleats on as the machine falls to bits.
In the Media by Paul Wallis

Italy's record interest rates at auction

Italy’s borrowing rates have gone way up after bond auctions took place on Friday. Now the country has been forced to pay record interest rates.
In the Media by Owen Weldon

Obama's changes to student loans: What they actually mean

President Obama announced changes to student loans on Wednesday, that will come into effect in January. However they will only apply to federal, rather than private student loans, and changes to the repayment program will only benefit the poorest.
In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 1 comment

Bank of Canada: Optimistic forecasts will lead to rising rates

This morning the Bank of Canada kept interest rates steady but announced that rising inflation, the growing value of the Canadian dollar and an unexpectedly quick and healthy recovery would soon spell an end to historically low rates.
In the Media by Betty Kowall

Bank of Canada encouraged by growth, holds interest rate

Ottawa, Canada -- The Bank of Canada has announced that its key lending rate will remain unchanged at a record low 0.25 percent. Strong economic growth is cited as the prime reason.
In the Media by Gordon K. Chan - 1 comment

Bernanke: Lax Regulation to Blame for Housing Bubble

Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, said on Sunday that a lack of regulation, rather than low interest rates, was the main reason for the housing bubble which, when burst, was largely responsible for the recent global financial crisis.
In the Media by Chris Dade

Norway First European Country to Raise Interest Rates

Norway has become the first European country to raise its interest rates since the global financial crisis began in earnest, citing better than expected economic growth as the reason for the decision.
In the Media by Chris Dade
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UK health consultation on food packaging

The UK government has launched a new consultation on potential plans to introduce a new system of health labelling for...
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