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Disorderly Dollar Drop Can't Be Ruled Out, BIS Says
A disorderly decline in the dollar remains a possibility as losses on U.S. assets pile up and the current-account deficit triggers "a sudden rush for the exits,'' the Bank for International Settlements... ...
Where was Congress when mortgage brokers failed to inform their customers of hidden costs?
Let Me Call You Sweetheart ... Loans Michael Winship, for Truthout, asks, "Where was Congress?" when mortgage brokers failed to inform their customers of hidden costs, balloon payments or ways they could... ...
Will taxpayers be on the hook for subprime crisis?
Christian Science Monitor 05/08/08 With a nationwide housing crisis far from over, the risk of future mortgage losses is rapidly shifting from the private sector toward government — and potentially US... ...
How Fraud Fueled the Mortgage Crisis
Mary Kane reports for The Washington Independent: "The debate over what caused the mortgage mess and how best to fix it is now taking a sharp turn, as new problems surrounding liar's loans and payment-option... ...
Prosecute the Mortgage Sharks
Michelle Singletary writes for the Washington Post, "Based on my investigation of one mortgage operation, which has continued to arrange loans despite state sanctions, what's needed is more criminal prosecution,... ...
Digging out of the recession
Intellectual Conservative by Peter Morici 03/25/08 U.S. consumers borrow from mortgage companies, local banks and finance companies through mortgages, auto loans and credit cards. Those firms sell the... ...
Stocks Tumble Around World, Dollar Declines After Fed Cuts Rate
UBS AG posted its biggest drop in more than nine years in Zurich and Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. fell to the lowest in four years. Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index and Japan's Nikkei... ...
Bush's Big Bank Bailout
by Cliff Kincaid But Paulson’s answer was similar to Bush’s. He said that “on the one hand, you’ve got a moral hazard. On the other, you’ve got what’s right for the markets, what’s right for the stability... ...
Subprime Mortgage Watchdogs Kept on Leash
E. Scott Reckard, reporting for The Los Angeles Times, writes: "Freelance financial watchdogs who examined the paperwork on subprime home loans being sold to Wall Street had an inside view of the boom... ...
Markets Fall on Drumbeat of Grim Reports
Vikas Bajaj and Michael M. Grynbaum of The New York Times write: "An outpouring of negative economic and financial reports soured the mood on Wall Street Friday as banks and other lenders further tightened... ...