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Risk of a banking crisis in China hit a record high

China may face a crisis of large volume of credits, issued by banks to the corporate sector. This is stated in a new quarterly report of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). BIS considers the so-called credit to GDP gap one of the most reliable indicators of future banking crises. In...

China Housing Prices Skyrocket 76% as Analysts see ‘Tulip Fever’ in the Housing Market

According to new research by economic consultancy firm Longview Economics, the famous Dutch "Tulip Fever" bubble of 1637 is being remembered by many while others draw similarity to it with the housing price hikes in major cities in China over the last year. "I think what's going on in China is...

The EU may issue stocks of defense companies

European Commissioner for Single Market, Industry and Entrepreneurship Elżbieta Bieńkowska said that the European Commission will propose to issue joint stocks of European defense industry companies in September this year, reports Reuters. This decision was taken in response to results of the...

Bank of England keeps Rates, Bond Purchases Unchanged but Hikes Growth Forecasts

In order to maintain the size of its newly enlarged asset-purchasing program, the Bank of England opted to hold base interest rates at record lows on Thursday.   The base rate of 0.25 percent, which was cut in August, was decided to be held by the bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) which...

Brexit knocked down the UK mortgage market

Volume of mortgage lending in the UK by the end of July decreased by 12% compared to the same period last year. This is evidenced by the UK Council of Mortgage Bankers (CML). Volume of mortgage loans in July amounted to only 10.6 billion pounds ($ 14 billion), up 13% compared with June. There were...

In Weeks there can be a $300 Billion Exodus From Money Markets

Money managers are bracing for a last-minute exodus of as much as $300 billion from funds in regulators’ cross hairs with a seismic overhaul of the $2.6 trillion money-market industry weeks away from kicking in.   At the center of the upheaval are prime funds which seek higher yields by buying...

As Much as $1 Trillion could be Wiped Out of the US Economy If Trump Beats Clinton: Oxford Report

According to Oxford Economics, there can be grave implications for the world’s largest economy by a win for U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump.   U.K.-based economists Jamie Thompson and Sarah Maxwell said in a note that 5 percent off where U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) would...

Following Brainard Warning, Fed Looks Unlikely to Hike Rates Next Week

In comments that solidified the view the central bank would leave interest rates unchanged next week, Fed Governor Lael Brainard said that the Federal Reserve should avoid removing support for the U.S. economy too quickly.   Brainard said that the United States still looked vulnerable to...

Saudi Arabia is now leading the world's oil production

Saudi Arabia elbowed the United States from position of the largest oil-producing country in the world, says report of the International Energy Agency. Expected balance of global oil market has been delayed, the agency warned. Saudi Arabia managed to outflank US oil production. Since May, daily...

ECB Pressure on Governments to Splash the Cash Speculated after Draghi Speech

Speculation that the European Central Bank is pressuring governments to take up the baton to simulate growth was prompted after a rather muted and lackluster media conference by Mario Draghi, the president of the central bank.   In investors were disappointed as Draghi gave very few hints on...
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