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Credit Crisis Yield: 20 Million Lost Jobs

The UN may not be particularly good at mediating international disputes but it is one hell of a statistics bureau. International Labour Organisation, part of the worldwide fellowship body, said that the global recession…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago

Bernanke Calls A Recession, Without The Words

Ben Bernanke is set to testify on in Washington D.C. before the U.S. House Budget Committee on the economic recovery.  If you look at the prepared comments, it certainly doesn’t sound like the ecoonomy…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago

As Recession Spreads, Small Businesses Start To Cut Jobs

The credit crisis has been so severe that even the largest companies  in the US have had trouble getting access to the capital markets. Firms as large as GM (GM), Goodyear, and Gannett (GCI)…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago

The Caste System At The Core Of The Credit Crisis

The great fraud perpetrated by the criminal manipulators at the top of the US financial system was that almost every American could move up a level in the US caste system, an entity whose…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago

Saving The Economy By Forgiving Or Putting Off Debt Payments

A sort of shadow economy has been forming. The sherriff in Cook Country, Illinois has stopped enforcing evictions on may foreclosed homes. According to The Chicago Tribune, Sherriff Tom Dart cited the growing number…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago

IMF Says Markets Could Drop Another 20%

The people who run the International Monetary Fund probably don’t have any money in the stock market. They as the bond-owner, conservative sorts. Their risk aversion has not taken away their pessimism, and it…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago

Dow 7,000 May Make Sense

While no one would have imagined several weeks ago that the Dow could drop to 7,000, it may make sense and could build a base from which the markets might recover. The last time…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago

Consumer Credit Evaporates

If our calendar and math are correct, the data from the Fed just released on consumer credit in August shows that the rate of borrowing has come down to levels not seen in 10…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago

Bernanke Leaning Toward Rate Cuts & More Actions

If you were looking for a strong tone from Ben Bernanke, he may have given you what you wanted to hear.  Today’s speech  to the National Association for Business Economics hinted at a very…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 18 years ago