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Largest downgrade of US companies to junk since 2003. Predicts rise in US company bond defaults to 4.7 percent in 2008.
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In an interview for the FT, PIMCO's Bill Gross said the US recession has started, interest rates would have to come down to 3 percent next year
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Article on latest report from Goldman indicates they no longer believe Asia and Europe strong enough drive global growth as US falters. Likelihood of
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Article presents number of opinions indicating further falls in real estate prices are likely
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Sesit says Fed should be prepared to cut rates further and expand range of collateral it accepts to include asset-backed commercial paper.
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Greenspan estimates a 50 - 50 chance of recession and further declines in real estate markets. He also believes asset bubbles are the consequence of
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Nothing surprising here, plenty more losses to come for financials....Ambac covers $556bn in municipal and asset-backed securities, hardly...I always check credit ratings before I make a decision...This won't tackle the lack of deals or reluctance of lenders to refinance...At least Bernanke was clear about what they believed - even if they're...Fed sees more risk to the downside BUT doesn't realize that there's enough...Writedowns are MORE than $18 billion. In the release they reveal U.S....Dont see how they were all owned by the "elites", anyway dont...