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    Largest municipality bankruptcy in the US looms...

    In a move to avoid the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history, holders of more than $3 billion in debt issued by Jefferson County, Ala., are working on a rescue that would leave them with steep losses. The offer calls for bondholders to forgive about $1 billion of the $3.14 billion in...
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    So now Soros doesn't like regulations?

    His family´s monies are approx. $24 billion. Correct me, If am wrong: Quantum Funds (offshore) earned on average more than 20% year since inception 40 years ago - except in the year 2000 when Stanley Druckenmiller lost more than 40% in 3 or weeks time. Respect for that. Otherwise, I don´t care...
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    No comments today in the main stream press about Greece CDS tightening 20,4%, hum?

    Of course it´s the putrid pink color of "just" the FT. Masters of camouflaging their own (UK´s) debt problems. But as long as London is the mastermind city of fear mongering - there is good money to make on commissions, rebates, fees and other income revenue from "VOLATILITY SPIKES" in EU...
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    CME margins increased on US trsy futs

    :) :D :p :) :D :eek: I have to execute some tail risk hedges...in other words: buy every other currency except USD :p
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    FXCM Discussion

    Promoting the no dealing desk advantage? :D
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    SAC up 9.2% YTD

    Not bad for Steve and Co. So what´s the target for this year?
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    Global fundamentals justify further rise in S&P 500

    “Having Europe on board with the recovery certainly helps, but I do think we can carry on if it’s not,” Jack Ablin, who oversees $55 billion as chief investment officer for Chicago- based Harris Private Bank, said in a July 20 phone interview. “It seems the on-the-ground analysts are...
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    Profit of S&P500 companies highest in last 4 years-driven by international operations

    While the U.S. economy is struggling, U.S. corporations aren't. A third of the way through the second-quarter reporting season, earnings at companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index are the highest in four years, according to S&P analyst Howard Silverblatt, who predicts the second...
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    Congress "nutters" risk global finance: UK minister

    LONDON - Right-wing "nutters" in the United States Congress holding up a deal to prevent a catastrophic debt default are a greater risk to the global financial system than problems in the euro zone, a British minister said Sunday. Business Secretary Vince Cable said "irresponsible" people who...
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    Republican Mainstream Flirts with Brief US Default

    The beginning of the end of a so called "super power". Only thing left for the US of A is the military super power status. Ever thought of the possibility that the US army is taking over power? Not possible in a "democracy"? Since when is the US of A a "democracy" ? :cool:
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    Spanish bank stocks

    So, is Civica a buy or a strong buy? :)
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    Council of The European Union statement on bail out package

    http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/20c7e046-b3d3-11e0-855b-00144feabdc0.pdf
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    http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-07-20/boj-to-take-decisive-policy-action-if-needed

    http://forex.fxdd.com/118821/forex-trading/japanese-business-association-head-says-now-is-the-time-for-fx-intervention
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    BOJ Deputy Pledges ‘Decisive’ Policy Move

    Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Hirohide Yamaguchi pledged “decisive” policy action when needed as Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis poses greater risks to the global economy. The BOJ will “take appropriate policy actions in a flexible and decisive manner” if necessary, Yamaguchi said...
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    Eurozone bank tax proposed to help Greece bail-out

    A proposal to tax eurozone banks to help pay for a Greek rescue has emerged as the possible central pillar of a new bail-out programme, according to officials involved in negotiations ahead of an emergency European summit on Thursday. The plan, which advocates believe could raise €30bn...
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    Greek sovereign exposures by counterparty country

    There is always something to learn from you - even as a financial market´s veteran participant. :)
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    Italy: Parliament approves four-year austerity budget in record time

    Rome, 15 July (AKI) - Members of Italy's lower house of parliament on Friday approved by 316 votes to 284 a 45 billion euro austerity package aimed at eliminating Italy's budget deficit and quelling market fears over the country's ability to curb its public debt. Two MPs abstained from the vote...
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    Greek sovereign exposures by counterparty country

    EU banking stress test:67% of Greek debt held by Greek banks The data from the sample of 90 banks (Dec. 2010) shows the aggregate exposure-at-default (EAD) Greek sovereign debt outstanding at EUR98.2 bn. Sixty-seven percent of Greek sovereign debt (and 69% of the much smaller Greek interbank...
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    Results of the 2011 EU-wide stress test

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today the results of its 2011 EU-wide stress test of 90 banks in 21 countries1. The aim of the 2011 EU-wide stress test is to assess the resilience of the banks involved in the exercise against an adverse but plausible scenario. For the 2011...
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