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Online Real Estate Investor Social Network Extends Free Training ... - Earthtimes
TAMPA, Fla. , Dec. 21 -- http://www.OBSNews.com -- Despite the negative portrayal in the media about the real estate market in the United States , some enterprising investors are focused on making lemons out of lemonade in the United States ...
2008-12-21 07:31:00 -
Egypt to ease monetary policy 'at right time': cbank - ArabianBusiness.com
The Egyptian central bank said on Sunday it was not against easing monetary policy, but would only do this at the right time, raising expectations it may leave key overnight interest rates unchanged this week. Central Bank Governor Farouk el-Okdah ...
2008-12-21 08:42:00 -
Japan's recession deepens - El economista
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Japan's exports and business sentiment tumbled, offering more evidence of a deepening recession, while Ireland became the latest nation to pump cash into banks crippled by the worst financial crisis in eight decades. Japan ...
2008-12-21 10:01:00 -
Egypt could cut interest rates as inflation drops - Business24-7
Egypt may start cutting interest rates when it meets on Thursday as inflation declines, Central Bank Governor Farouk Al Okdah said. He also said that inflation was expected to drop to 10 per cent by June. "All models we work with in the central bank ...
2008-12-21 08:57:00 -
China pays US$9.8m for Malaysian LNG - Business Times Malaysia
CHINA, the world's second-biggest energy user, bought a spot liquefied natural gas cargo from Malaysia last month for US$22 per million British thermal units, according to Bloomberg calculations based on customs figures. Spot LNG imports from ...
2008-12-21 08:07:00 -
KL shares higher at mid-morning - Business Times Malaysia
MALAYSIAN shares were higher at mid-morning today spurred by window-dressing activities in selected blue chips, said dealers. The benchmark Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) increased 8.99 points to 885.69 at 11.24 am led by gains on selected blue ...
2008-12-21 10:08:00 -
NZ warned to adjust current account deficit - ONE News
Economists are warning that an adjustment in New Zealand's current account is imminent, and if not carried out voluntarily it will be forced on the country. Figures out from Statistics New Zealand show the current account deficit was $6 billion in ...
2008-12-21 10:30:00 -
History Repeats Itself in Different Hues – Japan vs. United States - FXStreet.com
Several questions pertaining to the Japanese economic crisis and quantitative easing have been trickling in as unprecedented economic and financial events unfold in the U.S. This Q&A is a bird’s eye view of the trying period of Japan’s economic ...
2008-12-21 05:01:00 -
TV Advertising Prices: Networks Resist Discount Requests (TVWeek)
Prodded by clients struggling with the recession, media buyers are asking television networks to roll back advertising prices, both in the current scatter market and for ad time booked during the 2008 upfront. Network executives, while sympathetic to their clients’ problems, say there’s enough demand in the market to keep prices near where they have been since the May upfront. But if the economy ...
2008-12-21 11:01:23 -
Banks chase deposits with high interest rates (Zawya)
22 December 2008 Banks in the UAE have increased their interest rates on fixed deposits in an effort to increase liquidity in their balance sheets.
2008-12-21 11:06:39 -
5 Reasons Why the Economy Might Recover Faster Than You Think (US News & World Report)
There are more than a few bright spots in the economic picture. Really!
2008-12-21 11:10:35 -
Going downhill (Business Standard India)
Auto component companies are hemmed in by lacklustre domestic auto sales and recession-hit export markets. On the back of an economic slowdown and credit crunch, the wheels have come off the global automotive sector.
2008-12-21 11:11:17 -
Bank 'did not understand crisis' (BBC News)
The Bank of England did not understand the severity of economic problems before the current crisis, its deputy says.
2008-12-21 11:13:06 -
Bank 'did not understand crisis' (BBC News)
The Bank of England did not understand the severity of economic problems before the current crisis, its deputy head says.
2008-12-21 11:13:16 -
Looking Ahead to the New Year (Gotham Gazette)
Who would have guessed that our former governor would be caught up in a prostitution scandal or that Wall Street would have crumbled so dramatically? The prominent New Yorkers we asked to predict what 2008 would bring certainly didn't.
2008-12-21 11:14:51