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Finance History 2011-02-14 (14 February 2011 ) |
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| European finance ministers will discuss on Monday how to give their euro zone rescue fund more flexibility and firepower and how to tackle debt crises after 2013, but final decisions are unlikely before March. | |
| European ministers fought Monday over the best way to combat the debt crisis that has crippled the eurozone over the past year, risking to fuel a flare-up in financial markets, where patience with political dithering was running thin. | |
| Loan commitments increase more than expected: ABS. 14 Feb 2011 8:42 PM | |
| Most people probably know that housekeeping can be back-breaking work, but did you know it?s downright dangerous? So say the data from the . Labor Department on occupational injuries and fatalities. | |
| Anderson County?s finance committee received a worksheet Friday from panel member Cindy Wilson proposing about $2 million in annual cuts. | |
| The euro dropped versus all of its most-traded counterparts on speculation European finance ministers will struggle at today?s meeting to bridge differences over conditions for expanding the region?s bailout fund. | |
| The respite financial markets gave European finance ministers over recent weeks appears to have ended as they chart their next moves to tackle the debt crisis that has rocked the region over the past year. | |
| The flow of housing finance continued to increase right up to the end of 2010, but the policy implications are limited, given the subsequent floods and Cyclone Yasi. | |
| The Obama administration?s proposal for reducing the government?s role in housing finance may pit Wall Street against real estate groups as it restructures the $11 trillion mortgage market. | |
| Races in the May town election continue to take shape, with Finance Committee Chairman Steve Mitchell pulling papers last week for a Board of Selectmen bid. |
Economic History|
| So it's official. China has become the second-largest economy in the world, overtaking Japan. | |
| A majority of Americans think China is the leading economic power in the world today, according to the results of a Gallup poll released on Monday, with a plurality of Americans also saying that China will still be the world economic leader in twenty years. The poll showed that 52 percent of Americans think China is currently the leading economic power in the world compared to 32 percent that ... | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Monday: ------ BEIJING -- China's exports surged in January in a sign of rebounding global demand and its politically sensitive trade surplus fell to a nine-month low, possibly easing pressure on Beijing to allow its currency to rise. | |
| Achieving economic prosperity is not like winning a game, and guiding an economy is not like managing a sports team, says N. Gregory Mankiw. | |
| US, EU and West Africa's economic alliance have all imposed sanctions against the government of incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo | |
| St. Clair Economic Development Council?s Director Don Smith said that international investors are again looking at the county as an option to locate as the economy begins to turn around in 2011. | |
| By ANTHONY HALL United Press International President Barack Obama is proposing a sticker-shock federal budget that shaves the deficit, in time, to about 3 percent of the gross domestic product. | |
| Investors will be watching the CPI and PPI data closely this week. Both indexes are expected to jump on higher commodity prices, adding fuel to growing market concern over inflation. | |
| The OECD?s latest economic survey of Slovenia, to be published on Friday 18 February 2011, looks at how the country is gradually emerging from the global recession, as well as factors that can boost sustainable recovery. | |
| Turkey's economy may have staged a spectacular recovery from the global crisis, but the man in the street sees little reason to celebrate as unemployment remains high and the government keeps the belt tight. |
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