Global Economic Crisis - Archives
May 2012
May 10 — Now Cometh the Eurozone 'Recession' (The Daily Bell)
May 10 — Eurozone industrial production falls, boosting recession fears (The Telegraph)
May 09 — Economic Alert: If You’re Not Worried Yet…You Should Be (Alt-Market)
May 03 — Eurozone unemployment hits record high (The Telegraph)
May 02 — Lies, Damned Lies and Government Jobs Data (Fox Business)
April 2012
April 29 — Private sector hiring falls in April (Reuters)
April 29 — India Falters? Global Depression On Tap? (The Daily Bell
April 28 — Spain's woes to deepen as it double-dips into recession (The Telegraph)
April 27 — The Bernanke Bust, the why how and when (Michael Pollaro)
April 27 — Spain 'in huge crisis' as unemployment hits record levels (The Telegraph)
April 27 — Spanish economy in "huge crisis" after credit downgrade (Reuters)
April 25 — Weak Durables Orders Cast Shadow on US Recovery (NewsMax)
April 24 — Britain in Recession Again (Fox Business)
April 24 — US Economic Data Stuck in Death Valley (CNBC)
April 24 — Consumer Confidence Falls in April (Fox Business)
April 24 — Bank of Greece: Recession Worse Than Expected (MoneyNews)
April 24 — Disposable income falls to three and a half-year low (The Telegraph)
April 24 — New Home Sales Slide in March( Fox Business)
April 23 — China Factory Data Another Sign Economy Has Bottomed (CNBC)
April 20 — Fed Creates Council to Study Stress Tests of Biggest U.S. Banks (MoneyNews)
April 12 — Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Rise (Fox Business)
April 11 — Spanish epiphany as depression deepens? (The Telegraph)
April 10 — IMF urges authorities to consider debt forgiveness to restore growth (The Telegraph)
April 10 — French Economy Grinds to Halt With No First-Quarter Growth (MoneyNews)
April 05 — JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon blasts governments for 'making the recovery worse' (The Telegraph)
April 02 — Euro zone unemployment reaches near 15-year high (Reuters)
April 02 — Greek Economy to Slump 5% This Year (CNBC)
March 2012
March 28 — UK is back in recession, says OECD (The Telegraph)
March 28 — Home prices fall in January - Index records fifth straight decline; prices lowest in nine years (MarketWatch)
March 28 — Spain Edges toward Economic Abyss amid Europe Woes (MoneyNews)
March 27 — Spain to slash spending as economy slumps back into recession (The Telegraph)
March 26 — Home prices fall to 2002 levels (CNN)
March 26 — Pending Home Sales Unexpectedly Slip in February (Reuters)
March 25 — Three Central Banks Warn on Quantitative Easing Policies (MoneyNews)
March 25 — Trichet: Global Economy 'Still in a Crisis' (Reuters)
March 22 — New Home Sales Unexpectedly Slip 1.6% in February (CNBC)
March 22 — Is Deflation the Biggest Risk to the Economy? (Robert Prechter)
March 22 — Ireland slumps back into recession (The Telegraph)
March 22 — The Last Time People Bought Gold Coins At This Rate, The Economy Was On The Verge Of Falling Off The Cliff (Business Insider)
March 22 — Global Economy Fears Stalk Markets (NewsMax)
March 22 — China’s Recession Begins (24/7 Wall St.)
March 21 — Home Prices Miss Large On 9th Consecutive Downward Revision (ZeroHedge)
March 21 — Greeks Adopt Alternative Currencies as Economy Implodes (New American)
March 21 — Inflation Jump Threatens Fragile Economy (Fox Business)
March 20 — The fake housing recovery (CNN)
March 18 — Bank of Greece Sees Deep Recession in 2012 (MoneyNews)
March 17 — The U.S. Economy: Soul Crushing Total System Failure (The Economic Collapse)
March 17 — Money Supply booming, seeds of the next Greater Recession (Michael Pollaro)
March 17 — The Age Gap: Demographics Threatens Economies (CNBC)
March 16 — Here Comes The 2012 Tidal Wave Of Foreclosures (Business Insider)
March 15 — China was top investor in Germany last year (Yahoo Finance)
March 15 — Chinese Economy Is in ‘Hard Landing,’ JPMorgan’s Mowat Says (MoneyNews)
March 15 — Greece's Unemployment Rate Hits Record 20.7% in 4Q (Fox Business)
March 14 — Current-Account Deficit in U.S. Widens to $124.1 Billion (Bloomberg)
March 12 — Italy in Recession as Economic Woes Persist (Fox Business)
March 12 — Is Another Housing Market Crash on the Horizon? (Fox Business)
March 08 — U.S. trade gap widens sharply in January (MarketWatch)
March 07 — China lambasts U.S. trade bill, won't adjust yuan (Reuters)
March 06 — Eurozone Economy Shrinks in 4Q as Recession Fears Mount (Fox Business)
March 05 — China Cuts GDP Target Seeking Sustainable Growth (Bloomberg)
March 05 — European recovery rocked by poor economic data in Spain and Italy (The Telegraph)
March 02 — China Expands Yuan Export Settlement to All Qualified Companies (Bloomberg)
March 02 — Manufacturing Sector Slows in February (Fox Business)
March 01 — Eurozone manufacturing contracts for seventh month (The Telegraph)
March 01 — Eurozone unemployment hits record high of 10.7pc (The Telegraph)
February 2012
February 29 — Australian new home sales in record slump (Sydney Morning Herald)
February 29 — Recession forecaster: Prepare for a new one (CNN)
February 28 — 20 Economic Statistics To Use To Wake Sheeple Up From Their Entertainment-Induced Comas (The Economic Collapse)
February 28 — Throwing cash at the housing market will make it worse (CNN)
February 28 — Durable Goods Orders Take Biggest Drop in 3 Years (Fox Business)
February 28 — Home prices are lowest since 2002 (CNN)
February 27 — China to Be Largest Economy Before 2030 (MoneyNews)
February 27 — World Bank to China: Free up your economy or bust (CNN)
February 24 — A new recession seems inevitable (CNN)
February 24 — UK economy shrinks 0.2pc (The Telegraph)
February 22 — Has Congress made the recession worse? (CNNMoney)
February 22 — Data Suggest Euro Zone May Slide Back Into Recession (CNBC)
February 22 — Eurozone heading into recession, says EU (The Telegraph)
February 22 — UK housing market heading for 'lost decade', warns Collins Stewart (The Telegraph)
February 21 — Soaring Gas Prices Threaten to Derail US Economic Recovery (MoneyNews)
February 19 — The Northern and Western European Housing Bubble (The Bubble Bubble)
February 16 — Eurozone Has One Foot in Recession as Economy Shrinks (MoneyNews)
February 14 — How China could fail the world economy (CNN)
February 14 — Italy Falls Back Into Recession As GDP Shrinks (Fox Business)
February 12 — Greece’s Economy Shrank 6.8 Percent in 2011, More Than Forecast (MoneyNews)
February 12 — Japan's economy shrinks more than expected (The Telegraph)
February 12 — Confusing Chinese Data Signal Bearish Trend (CNBC)
February 10 — Trade Gap Widens More Than Expected as China Deficit Hits Record (MoneyNews)
February 10 — Beyond Chinese New Year, a Bear Lurks (MoneyNews)
February 10 — Spain introduces sweeping labour reforms to fight joblessness (The Telegraph)
February 06 — The Financial Crisis Of 2008 Was Just A Warm Up Act For The Economic Horror Show That Is Coming (The Economic Collapse)
February 06 — Confusing Chinese Data Signal Bearish Trend (CNBC) 10
February 06 — UK to Fall Into Recession This Year, Academic Organization Warns (MoneyN ews)
January 2012
January 31 — Consumer Confidence Posts Surprise Decline (MoneyNews)
January 29 — Euro zone jobless hits highest level since birth of euro (Reuters)
January 29 — Davos Leaders: Euro Crisis Imperils World Economy (MoneyNews)
January 27 — Spain Unemployment Rises to 22.9%, Piling Pressure on Rajoy (MoneyNews)
January 24 — UK heading for first double-dip recession since 1975 (The Telegraph)
January 24 — End of Era for Japan's Exports (WSJ)
January 24 — Bank of Japan Cuts Growth Forecasts on Europe Woes, (MoneyNews)
January 24 — Britain heads back towards recession after slumping 0.2pc (The Telegraph)
January 21 — Baltic Dry Index Plunging to Near Historic Lows (SilverDoctors)
January 21 — Spanish central bank warns of double dip recession (The Telegraph)
January 20 — The 5 Steps to Fixing the Economy (Fox Business)
January 19 — IMF sees euro zone GDP down 0.5 percent in 2012 (Reuters)
January 19 — IMF slashes global forecast on eurozone crisis (The Telegraph)
January 19 — Housing Starts Fall in December (Fox Business)
January 18 — World Bank warns emerging nations to prepare for slump (The Telegraph)
January 18 — World Bank Slashes Global Growth Forecasts, Warns of 'Real Risk' of 2008 Repeat (MoneyNews)
January 18 — World Bank Slashes Global Growth Forecasts, Warns of 'Real Risk' of 2008 Repeat (MoneyNews)
January 18 — UK Unemployment rises to 17-year high of 2.68m (The Telegraph)
January 17 — World Bank Cuts Global Growth Forecast as Euro Region Contracts (Bloomberg)
January 17 — US Recovery at Risk as Americans Raid Savings, Borrow Again (MoneyNews)
January 13 — UK back in recession and no interest rates rise 'until 2016' (The Telegraph)
January 13 — What Recovery? (The Daily Bell)
January 13 — IMF Official: Housing May Fall Worldwide in 2012 (MoneyNews)
January 13 — Recession Gives Mafia Control of Italy's Economy (CNBC)
January 13 — 22 Signs That We Are On The Verge Of A Devastating Global Recession (Infowars.com)
January 12 — UK economy on edge of contraction, warns BDO (The Telegraph)
January 10 — Economists: Deflation is a Bigger Threat Than Inflation (MoneyNews)
January 09 — Stop Cooking the Books, Mr. President! (Gerri Willis)
January 07 — Survey shows Germany already in recession (MarketWatch)
January 07 — Iran, Russia Replace Dollar with National Currencies in Trade Exchanges (FARS)
January 06 — Eurozone recession fears grow and currency slides (The Telegraph)
January 06 — Global Economy Could Endure Disaster For a Week (CNBC)
January 04 — Goldman's Hatzius Sees Eurozone in ‘Significant Recession’ (MoneyNews)
January 04 — German industrial orders post sharp fall in November (The Telegraph)
January 02 — Eurozone manufacturing falls for fifth month in a row (The Telegraph)
January 01 — China to Make Yuan More Convertible (CNBC)
December 2011
December 29 — Eurozone debt crisis: leaders warn of dangers facing economy in 2012 (The Telegraph)
December 28 — Weekly Jobless Claims Jump (Fox Business)
December 28 — Morgan Stanley’s Stephen Roach: India Worries Me More Than China (MoneyNews)
December 28 — Minister: Spain to Fall Back into Recession (MoneyNews)
December 28 — UK jobs outlook is the 'worst for 20 years' (The Telegraph)
December 23 — Fitch cuts Asian growth outlook (The Telegraph)
December 23 — Poll: Economy still number 1 worry (CNN)
December 22 — UK recession warning as services shrink (The Telegraph)
December 22 — US Economy Grew More Slowly in Summer Than Thought (MoneyNews)
December 22 — Recession Crazes (ZealLLC)
December 22 — France revises down third quarter GDP growth (The Telegraph)
December 22 — Growth even weaker than feared (CNN)
December 22 — UK Household incomes to hit 34-year low (The Telegraph)
December 21 — US Can Slip Back Into Recession in a Snap (MoneyNews)
December 21 — Italy recession fears as growth contracts (The Telegraph)
December 20 — Positive Thoughts About The Economy? Really? (CNBC)
December 20 — Goldman’s Hatzius: US Recession 'Certainly Possible' if Europe Crisis Deepens (MoneyNews)
December 18 — Gordon Chang: The Wheels Are Coming Off China’s Economy (YAhoo Finance)
December 18 — 2012 looks grim (Martin Walker)
December 18 — Moody’s Zandi: Euro Crisis, Weak Hiring to Plague US in 2012 (MoneyNews)
December 16 — Money supply explosion will lead to accelerating inflation (Alasdair Macleod)
December 16 — 50 Economic Numbers From 2011 That Are Almost Too Crazy To Believe (The Economic Collapse)
December 16 — Asian Real Estate Bubble Begins to Burst (MoneyNews)
December 16 — China Makes Growth Guarantee Against Grim Global Economy (MoneyNews)
December 16 — France seen slipping into recession in 2012 (MarketWatch)
December 16 — The Coming Collapse of China (CNBC)
December 16 — Ireland's economy suffers worse than expected contraction of 1.9pc (The Telegraph)
December 15 — US industrial Production Falls for First Time Since April (Fox Business)
December 15 — India Eyes Drastic Measures as Economic Woes Grow (Financial Times)
December 15 — Is the government lying to us about the economy? (MarketWatch)
December 15 — Chinese manufacturing shrinks for second month (The Telegraph)
December 14 — Most Economists Expect Another Global Recession (Financial Times)
December 14 — Europe Faces 'Prolonged Depression' (The Telegraph)
December 14 — Poll: 75% of Money Managers Fear New US Downgrade (MoneyNews)
December 12 — Realtors: We Overcounted Home Sales for Five Years (CNBC)
December 12 — Is the US Economy Headed Toward a Crash? (Fox Business)
December 10 — OECD says world's largest economies slow further (The Telegraph)
December 10 — Shocks Could Send Brittle US Recovery Off Course (MoneyNews)
December 08 — Working Americans Get Smaller Slice of Pie (CNBC)
December 08 — US household wealth takes biggest hit since 2008 (Yahoo Finance)
December 02 — Euro Zone Heading for Steep Contraction in Fourth Quarter (Reuters)
December 02 — Lies, Damned Lies, and (Unemployment) Statistics (Mac Slavo)
December 02 — Australia housing market in danger, says Keen (MarketWatch)
December 01 — Euro Debt Crisis May Grind World Economy to a Halt, UN Says (MoneyNews)
December 01 — No light on the horizon as storm clouds darken over global economy (The Telegraph)
November 2011
November 28 — US Economic Data Reporting Now Officially A Farce: Every Economic Data Point Prints 4+ Std Devs Above Consensus (ZeroHEdge)
November 28 — Australia cuts growth outlook but vows surplus (MarketWatch)
November 28 — U.S. Becoming too Financially Dependent on China? (Fox Business)
November 28 — Reich: Unemployment to Stay High for 10 Years (MoneyNews)
November 28 — As UK faces economic meltdown, ministers hand over £330m (Mail Onlien)
November 28 — Global economic recovery petering out: OECD (Reuters)
November 25 — Japan's jobless rate rises to 4.5% in October (MarketWatch)
November 25 — Banks, Politics Seen Pushing Euro Zone Into Recession (CNBC)
November 23 — Could Bank Stress Tests Push US Back Into Recession? (CNBC)
November 23 — The Roads To War And Economic Collapse (Paul Craig Roberts)
November 23 — Is the Fed Restoring or Destroying Confidence? (Yahoo Finance)
November 23 — Eurozone recession signals mounting (AP)
November 23 — UK Bank Chairman: 'The Sky Will Fall' in Europe (MoneyNews)
November 23 — China manufacturing gauge shows contraction (MarketWatch)
November 22 — U.S. 3Q GDP Growth Unexpectedly Revised Lower (Fox Business)
November 21 — Global economic outlook grim, China tells U.S. trade talks (Reuters)
November 21 — Can the Underground Economy Save Europe? (Mises Daily)
November 18 — China property raises concerns as prices continue to slide (The Telegraph)
November 18 — Factors Still Weighing on Economic Recovery (Fox Business)
November 17 — Fed’s Bullard: More Stimulus May Fuel ‘70s-Style Inflation (MoneyNews)
November 16 — Fitch: Italy 'already in recession' (The Telegraph)
November 16 — Chinese financial system at risk, warns IMF (The Telegraph)
November 16 — European Economy Has All but Stalled, Report Says (NewsMax)
November 16 — Chinese financial system at risk, warns IMF (The Telegraph)
November 16 — Record Deficit for the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. (Fox Business)
November 15 — Chance of 2012 U.S. recession tops 50 percent: Fed paper (Reuters)
November 14 — Eurozone economy grows in Q3 but recession expected (The Telegraph)
November 14 — Chance of 2012 U.S. recession tops 50 percent: Fed paper (Reuters)
November 11 — John Kaiser: Gold as a Positive Economic Indicator (The Gold Report)
November 11 — All major economies headed for slowdowns: OECD (Reuters)\
November 11 — U.K. supermarket says customers have run out of mone (The Telegraph)
November 11 — Global economy at the tipping point (CNN)
November 11 — Europe’s Woes Pose New Peril to Recovery in the U.S. (NYTimes)
November 11 — IMF Warns Rich Economies May Fall Back Into Recession (Fox Business)
November 10 — Economic Report Archives | Email alerts (MarketWatch)
November 10 — Spain Recession More Likely on New Austerity (MoneyNews)
November 09 — EU warns of possible recession in eurozone (Yahoo Finance)
November 08 — Euro zone set for 2012 recession: SocGen (MarketWatch)
November 08 — Fannie Mae taps $7.8 billion from Treasury, loss widens (Reuters)
November 08 — IMF Chief Warns World Economy Risks 'Lost Decade' (CNBC)
November 08 — Bank of France sees economy stalling in Q4 (Reuters)
November 07 — The Euro 'Event' Will Cause Depression: HSBC (CNBC)
November 07 — Hong Kong Likely Entered Recession in Q3: Daiwa (Bloomberg)
November 07 — World markets: Italy takes center stage (CNN)
November 07 — The Next US Investment Bubble…Used-Car Loans (InfoWars)
November 04 — China to take new steps on currency (CNN)
November 04 — US and Britain avert 'currency war' by securing agreement with China to let yuan rise in value (The Telegraph) (The telegraph)
November 04 — How to Fix the Housing Crisis (von Mises)
November 04 — G20 agree to 'action plan' for global economy (CNN)
November 03 — ECB cuts rates (CNN)
November 03 — Could Japan's Economic Malaise Strike Here in US? (CNBC)
November 02 — Freddie Mac Asks for $6 Billion in Aid After $6 Billion Loss (MoneyNews)
November 02 — Fed, Markets Concerned About Deflation (Chris Ciovacco)
November 02 — Bernanke: Economic growth to be frustratingly slow (Yahoo Finance)
November 01 — Fed lowers GDP forecast, mulls more action (Fox Business)
October 2011
October 31 — Ugly end to historic October on Wall Street (Yahoo Finance)
October 31 — Barter Society Emerges in Greece as Crisis Deepens (Mac Slavo)
October 31 — MF Global is first big US victim of Europe crisis (Yahoo Finance)
October 31 — Dollar's many woes complicate Japan intervention (Reuters)
October 31 — Global Economic Group Warns Europe of 'Marked Slowdown' (MoneyNews)
October 27 — Savings rate falls to lowest level since 2007 (CNN)
October 27 — Chance of UK doub href=pa target=ple-dip recession is 'significant' warns MPC's Paul Fisher (The Telegraph)
October 27 — Greenspan Says Aversion to Long-Term Risk Impeding U.S. Growth (MoneyNews)
October 26 — Pending home sales down for third month (Reuters)
October 25 — Cost of 'Unlikely' China Crash Could Be Catastrophic (CNBC)
October 25 — Central banks’ new thinking could boost markets (MarketWatch)
October 25 — Case-Shiller: Home Prices Fall More-Than-Forecast 3.8% (MoneyNews)
October 25 — Reserve Bank of Indai to increase rates today to tame down inflation (The Economic Times)
October 25 — Volcker: Discard Fannie, Freddie, But Not Ye/p t (MoneyNews)
October 25 — China’s economy may face hard landing (MarketWatch)
October 25 — Consumer Confidence Drops to Lowest Level in 2.5 Years (p in Europehttp://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/Money supply explosion will lead to accelerating inflationa target=2011/11/11/imf-warns-rich-economies-may-fall-back-into-recession//pCNBC)
October 24 — Miserable' Euro PMI Heightens Recession Risk (CNBC)
October 24 — Market Manipulation and the Second Great Depression (Lars Schall)
October 23 — Yellen: Weak Economy May Need More Help From Fed (MoneyNews)
October 20 — Brazil cuts rates. Is China next? (CNN)
October 20 — Consumers Most Negative on US Economic Outlook Since Recession (MoneypNews
October 20 — Fed’s Plosser: US Has ‘Created the Chancefor a Lot of Inflation’ (MoneyNews)
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October 19 — 'Misery Index' Hits 28-Year High (Fox Business)
October 19 — Harvard’s Feldstein: US Still at Risk of Recession (MoneyNews)
October 19 — Inflation: Biggest rise in CPI in 3 years (CNN)
October 18 — Euro Economy Needs 'Comprehensive' Plan: IMF Official (CNBC)
October 17 — Fisher: Further Fed Steps to Cut Rates Won't Work (MoneyNews)
October 17 — Chanos: China’s hard-landing has already begun (MarketWatch)
October 17 — Greenberg Says U.S. Senate Bill on Yuan a ‘Dumb Idea’ (MoneyNews)
October 15 — Goldman Sach’s Hatzius: Fed to Stave Off Recession With QE3 (MoneyNews)
October 15 — Chris Martenson on Why The Economy Isn’t Working and Why You Need to Prepare foDecember 20 — r the Next Crisis (FinancialSense)
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October 14 — Reuters Poll: Dismal Global Economy to Linger Into 2012 (MoneyNews)
October 14 — Former Reagan Adviser Lindsey: Real Shock to US Confidence Still to Come (MoneyNews)
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October 14 — Consumer Expectations Plunge Back to 30-Year Low (MoneyNp href=ews)
October 13 — Canada Urges World to Act to Avoid 'Full-Blown Global Recession' (MoneyNews)
October 13 — Italian Economy Is Under ‘Severe Strain,’ Bank of Italy Says (MoneyNews)
October 12 — Fed leaves door open on QE3 (CNN)
October 12 — China: Continued Boom or Bursting Bubble? (Jim Quinn)
October 12 — UK UnSpain Recession More Likely on New Austeritypemployment Jumps to 8.1%, Highest in 15 Years (MoneyNews)
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October 11 — Bonds Show 60% Odds of Recession With Bernanke Behind Curve (MoneyNews)
October 11 — Moody's: Chance of US Recession Stands at 40 Percent (MoneyNews)
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October 09 — Credit Spreads Are Pricing in November 28 — /aFreddie Mac Asks for $6 Billion in Aid After $6 Billion Loss target=Another Recession (CNBC)
October 09 — Britain's Cameron: 'Time Is Short' to Avert Disaster (MoneyNews)
October 06 — Census: Housing Bust Worst since Great Depression (NewsMax)
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October 05 — Euro Zone Private Sector Shrinks First Time in 2 Years (CNBC)
October 05 — In Europe, Signs of 2nd Recession With Wide Reach (NYTimes)
October 05 — Dismal Global Economic Data Fuel Recession Fears (MoneyNews)
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October 04 — Berna/aEvent target=∓nke says economic recovery close to faltering (Yahoo Finance)
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October 04 — Europe recession fears mount (MrketWatch)
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October 03 — Think the Economy's Bad? 'You Hven't Seen Anything' (CNBC)
October 03 — IMF: key economies to be fragile for several years (MarketWatch)
October 02 — Doubple-dip recession 'imminent (CNN)
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October 02 — Congress Addresses Chinese Currency Manipulation (CNBC)
October 02 — China state media takes aim at U.S. currency bill (Reuters)
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September 30 — US incomes fall for first time in nearly 2 years (AP)
September 30 — Warren Buffett Does Not Endorse WH's "Buffett Rule" (RealClearPoltics)
strongSeptember 30 — China Is Quietly Unraveling as the World Frets Over Europe (Yahoo Finance)
September 30 — 90% of Americans say economy stinks (CNN)
September 28 — EU Approves State Aid for Spanish Banks (CNBC)
September 28 — Latest Policy Move Could Backfire, Spark Inflation (MoneyNews)
September 28 — Stagnant US Jobs Market Bodes Ill for World Economy (MoneyNews)
September 28 — 90% of Americans say economy _blank p stinks (CNN)
September 28 — Trade deals held up by Washington gridlock /p∓(CNN)
September 27 — US Economy Is on 'Knife's Edge': Fed Economist (CNBC)
September 27 — Moody’s Zandi: Odds Are Even US to Dip Back Into Recession (MoneyNews)
September 26 — Consumers' co/p href=/pnfidence remains weak in September (Yahoo Finance)
September 26 — Central Bankers the Only Defense Against Apocalypse: Economist (CNBC)
September 25 — Portugal downgrades 2012 ecoa target= href= _blankhttp://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/05/business/global/europe-finds-slope-ahead-is-growing-ever-steeper.html?_r=1nomic outlook (MarketWatch)
September 25 — Deflation fears are back (CNN)
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September 23 — European banks head towards another meltdown (telegraph.co.uk)
September 23 — Busted Europe, Busted Dream (Gary North)
September 23 — Global Lea/p href= (Fox Business) (Motley Fool)_blankders Struggle to Calm Recession Fears (MoneyNews)
September 23 — European banks head towards another meltdown (telegraph.co.uk)
September 22 — G-20 pledges to stand behind Europe (MarketWatch)
September 22 — Morgan Stanley’s Roach: US Caught In Japan-Like Downturn (MoneyNews)
September 22 — Global economy alarm bells ring (CNN)
September 22 — World Bank's Zoellick: "The world is in a danger zone (Reuters)
September 22 — New Crisis, New Currency? (The Daily Bell)
September 22 — Economic Warfare (Walter Block)
September 21 — Jim Rogers The next global recession wpill be worse than 2008 (Reuters)
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September 21 — Bank _blankChris Martenson on Why The Economy Isn’t Working and Why You Need to Prepare for the Next Crisis_blank∓of England and Federal Reserve stimulus gets lukewarm response from markets (Telegraph.co.uk)
September 20 — Advisers Emphasize Calm as Global Depression Gathers (The Daily Bell)
September 20 — IMF warns U.S., Europe could slip into recession (Reuters)
September 18 — G-20's Challenge: Avert a Global Banking Crisis (MoneyNews)
September 16 — Mayor Bloomberg predicts riots in the streets if economy doesn't create more jobs (NYDailyNews)
September 16 — Fed's Low Rate Promise No Help to Economy: Fisher (CNBC)
September 16 — Consumer Expectations Plunge to 31-Year Low (MoneyNews)
September 15 — Economists Raise Recession Odds (WSJ)
September 15 — World Economy in Danger Zone: Zoellick (NewsMax)
September 15 — S&P’s Chambers Sees One-in-Three Chance of Another U.S. Credit Downgrade (Bloomberg)
September 14 — Europe recession risk grows, with or without debt default (CNN)
September 14 — Dismal Economic Data May Force Fed to Act (MoneyNews)
September 13 — US Economy Goes From Bad to Worse: (CNBC)
September 9 — Why the Obama Jobs Plan Is a Loser (Yahoo FInance)
September 9 — Economic Gloom Piles Pressure on G7 Finance Talks (CNBC)
September 9 — G7 Dilemma: How to Revive Economic Recover/ay (MoneyNews)
September 8 — Flagging global growth tops G-7 agenda (MarketWatch)
September 8 — Yuan Will Be Fully Convertible by 2015 (Bloomberg)
September 8 — Rand Paul Calls for No-Confidence Vote on Geithner (NewsMax)
September 8 — Situation in Greece 'Serious': German Finance Minister (CNBC)
September 8 — OECD Slashes US Growth Forecast (MoneyNews)
September 8 — Romney, Gingrich: Time to Fire Bernanke (MoneyNews)
September 7 — Japan Central Bank Keeps Key Interest Rate at Zero (MoneyNews)
September 6 — Switzerland abandons floating exchange rate in dramatic 'currency war' twist (telegraph.co.uk)
September 6 — Europe Signals Global Gloom (wsjonline)
September 6 — Swiss Central Bank Sets Limit on Franc's Strength (MoneyNews)
September 6 — World Bank Chief: US Faces Slow Growth, High Unemployment in ‘Dangerous’ Time (MoneyNews)
September 5 — Ackermann Warns of Renewed Financial Crisis (spiegelonline)
September 5 — Goldman Sachs Report Warns of New Financial Crisis (MoneyNews)
September 5 — Goldman Sachs Report Warns of New Financial Crisis (MoneyNews)
September 4 — IMF: global economy faces a threatening downward spiral (telegraph.co.uk)
September 4 — German endgame for EMU draws ever nearer (telegraph.co.uk)
September 2 — White House Sharply Cuts U.S. Growth Forecast (CNBC)
September 2 — Fed’s Operation Twist Won’t Fix the Economy (Yahoo Finance)
September 1 — IMF and Eurozone Clash Over Estimates (CNBC)
September 1 — Bert Dohmen: We're Headed Back to a ‘Serious Recession’ (MoneyNews)
August 2011
August 31 — Can we Trust Government Statistics on the Economy? (Gary Dorsch)
August 31 — Italy Is Burning and No One Is Putting It Out (Spihttp://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/05/business/global/europe-finds-slope-ahead-is-growing-ever-steeper.hthttp://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/50-economic-numbers-from-2011-that-are-almost-toop-crazy-to-believeml?_r=1egelOnline)
August 31 — What Recovery? Undemocratic and Corrupt, the EU Faces Dis-Union (The Daily Bell)
August 31 — The Monetary Tsunami Is Coming (Frank Shostak)
August 30 — Risk of Double Dip in Europe Increases: S&P (CNBC)
August 27 — I.M.F. Chief Chastises Policymakers (NYTimes)
August 26 — Euro bail-out in doubt as 'hysteria' sweeps German (telegraph.co.uk)y
August 25 — Moody's Zandi: Stocks Could Throw US Back Into RecessionOctober 14 — a href= (MoneyNews)
August 25 — Greece forced to tap emergency fund (telegraph.co.uk)
August 25 — Economic Growth Slows to Crawl, GDP Increase at 1% (CNBC)
August 25 — Nobel gurus warn Britain on fiscal overkill and Fed on monetary overkill (telegraph.co.uk)
August 25 — German Shares Drop 4% in 15 Minutes on Economic Fears (Bloomberg)
AOctober 11 — (CNBC)/pugust 23 — Marc Faber: 'Very pMuted Growth' Coming for Next 10 Years (CNBC)
August 23 — Europe’s Headed For A Crisis, Says FT’s Gillian Tett (Yahoo Finance)
August 23 — Credit Suisse Cuts Euro-Area, British Economic Growth Forecasts (MoneyNews)
August 23 — Axel Merk: No Need for QE3: Fed-Speak Enough to Keep Rates Low (Yahoo Finance)
August 22 — Stephen Roach: Double Dip on the Waps Zandi: Stocks Could Throw US Back Into Recessiony? (CNBC)
August 22 — Economists Poll: Spending Cuts, Not Tax Hikes, Best for Deficit (MoneyNews)
August 21 — Merkel Affirms Opposition to Eurobonds (MoneyNews)
August 19 — Swedish Banks Told to Gird for Second European Credit Crisis (Bloomberg)
Augustp/ahttp:pTrade deals held up by Washington gridlock (WSJ)_blank/p//www.newsmax.com/InsideCover/rand-paul-geithner/2011/09/07/id/410139’ (MoneyNews) 19 — Is the Fed Treasonous? (Thomas DiLorenzo)
August 19 — 40% Chance of a Euro Zone Breakup (CNBC-Yahoo)
August 19 — Markets Push Europe Toward Fiscal Union (CNBC)
August 19 — Foreign Banks Complain of 'Imperialist' US Tax Rule (CNBC)
August 19 — Fed's Pianalto: Economy Needs Low Interest Rates (MoneyNews)
August 18 — A Second Great Depression, or Worse? (NY Times)
August 18 — Mystery Bank Taps ECB for $500 Million Eme/p/a (CNN)pa href=a href=rgency Loan (MoneyNews)
August 18 — Morgan Stanley: US, Europe 'Dangerously Close to Recession' (MoneyNews)
August 17 — Bill Fleckenstein: “A Bonfire of the Currencies” (K/pp to Avert Disastera href=ing World News)
August 17 — U.S. Banks Won't Fail. They'll Fizzle (SmartMoney)
August 17 — Moody’s Lowers Economic Growth Outlook (Wall St. Journal)
August 16 — Perry: Bestrongprnanke would be 'treasonous' to use stimulus again (CNNMoney)
August 16 — Sarkozy and Merkel push financial transactiontax (Reuters)
August 14 — Soros Suggests Greece, Portugal Quit Euro Zone (MoneyNews)
August 14 — Near-Zero Interest Rates: Good, Bad, and Ugly (Yahoo Finance href=)
A (CNBC)ugust 14 — Italy calls for euro bonds, UK backs fiscal union (Reuters)
August 14 — World Bank Chief: Global Markets in Danger Zone (MoneyNews)
August 12 — Fiat Money and the British Riots (Mises Daily:)
August 12 — Social & Economic Chaos to Create ‘70s Style Fear Cycle (Rick Rule)
Au/pgust 11 — Fed's Low Rates Are No Fix for Economy or Retirees (MoneyNews)
August 10 — Central Bankers Race Toward Global Currency Solution (The Daily Bell)
August 10 — Growing Concern Over France’s Top Credit Rating Spreads Market Anxiety (NY Times)
August 10 — Laffer: Obama Must Use Reaganomics to Save Economy (NewsMax)
August 10 — Financial Turmoil Evokes Comparison to 2008 Crisis (NY Times)
August 10 — Sen. Rand Paul Calls for No-confidence in Geithner Vote (NewsMax)
August 9 — Economic Uncertainty Leading to Global Unrest (CNBC)
August 9 — Day of Reckoning (Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.)
Augus/p (t Fail. They/atelegraph.co.uk)t 9 — Economists: Second Recession Will Be Worse Than First (Money News)
August 9 — 2008 Redo? History Doesn’t Repeat, But It Often Rhymes (Y _blank ahoo Finance)
August 8 —Fed promises to keep rates low for at least 2 years (Reuters)
August 8 —Traders Say No Sign of Liquidity Withdrawal as Stocks Fall Most Since 2008 (Bloomberg)
August 8 — Stocks Suffer Sharpest Drop Since 2008 (NY Times)
August 8 — G-20 Nations Pledge to Take ‘All Necessary’ Action Amid Slump (Bloomberg)
August 5 — Greenspan Sees Negative Market Reaction, Warns of Italy (MSNBC)
August 5 — Sell-Off Wipes $2.5 Trillion off World Stocks This Week (NewsMax)
August 5 — Humor: E-Trade Baby Loses Everything (CollegeHumor.com)
August 5 — How Does This Bear Compare to Others? (ETFguide.com/a)
August 5 — Money Market Rates Fall Below Zero as Bill (Motley Fool) (The Daily Bell)What Recovery? Undemocratic and Corrupt, the EU Faces Dis-Union/p href=s Retain Haven Demand (MoneyNews)
August 4 — The Government Can’t Save the Market This Time (Yahoo Finance)
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