By: Charlotte Rivington | 2011-05-19 | Investing The Eurozone crisis has already forced three members of the currency union to take EU/IMF bailouts but Spain, the next potential target of investors, is unlikely to follow read more
By: Paul Buchanan | 2010-10-22 | Finance With Ireland's credit rating being downsized, the country is now ranked the second highest financial risk in Europe. read more
By: Christine Harrell | 2011-02-21 | Article Marketing Expectations were engineered ahead of the event so that the outcome was not a disappointment to markets. From that point of view, the EU summit was a success. read more
By: Delwyn Lounsbury | 2011-08-26 | Current Events One thing is for sure, Obama “The Deficit Spending President” will henceforth in human history forevermore go down in as the only President of the United States of America to have led this great nation to these depths. We have had an AAA credit rating since 1917 and now thanks to a “progressive president” we are the laughing stock of the world. Next our long term interest rates rise. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-04-11 | Stock Market Most of Asian stock markets were in red Thursday after Portugal pleaded for a bailout to relieve its crushing debt. read more
By: smith archer | 2010-12-23 | Debt Consolidation You will suffer with negative credit rating unless you pay the full outstanding amount but after the reduction process is over, you will get the extra points to consolidate the effect of negative rating. read more
By: Simon Patterson | 2011-04-19 | Finance After much speculation on the fate of its debt-ridden economy, it looks as though Spain will avoid seeking a large-scale financial bailout from the EU - an expression of confidence in its recovery tha... read more
By: Ishan Goradiya | 2011-09-20 | Investing August 2011 is on pace to become the roughest and most volatile month for the stock market in almost three years. Where exactly will this correction bottom out? How long will buyers stay on the sidelines? read more
By: Himfr Tian | 2010-12-12 | Current Affairs 28 EU member states Caichang night by a total of 85 billion euros rescue package in Ireland, so that the latter become the Greeks, the second debt crisis of sovereignty was forced to accept outside aid euro zone members. This program seems unlikely to dispel the market crisis on the European debt expected to spread to neighboring countries... read more
By: Mark Johnson | 2011-08-18 | Credit Cards The National Treasury and the Reserve Bank, while closely monitoring the effects of the US credit downgrade and Europe's sovereign debt crisis, have expressed confidence in South Africa's economy and financial markets. read more
By: Ki Gray | 2010-04-04 | Politics Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was expected in his speech this week to give the nitty gitty particulars about how the Obama administration will spend the rest of the money from the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, commonly called the "bailout." But it seems lawmakers and investors walked away scratching their heads, unsure of how exactly Geithner plans to stabilize the shaky banking industry. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-01-28 | Business News Most stock markets in the world closed higher Wednesday after U.S president vowed to shore up its economy’s growth. It seemed that investors regained confidence in the world’s No.1 economy. read more
By: jollysmith | 2011-09-30 | Insurance This article explains the truth about what the US debt downgrade means to Americans. The upper 1% will be fine. Everyone else should look for threats to life insurance, investments. read more