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“Banking crisis continues to run ahead of governments”

June 28, 2010 - 5:10am | Analytics | News
“Banking crisis continues to run ahead of governments”

Danny Gabay, a director at Fathom Consulting in London, says that the world banking crisis is not over yet and the recovery of the global economy is not guaranteed. Echoing this view other analysts on Monday expressed their fear of a double-dip recession and slow growth.

Gabay still supports his forecast for gradual recovery led by the US and Asia, but he says that risks are becoming far uglier and collectively more likely forcing investors to walk a tight rope.


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China will face overheating again?

December 21, 2009 - 2:58am | Analytics | News
China will face overheating again?

According to senior central bank researcher’s Monday statement, as money supply growth accelerated over the recent months China's economy is on the verge of overheating again.


Jiao Jinpu sees the rapid rise in the more narrow measure of money supply, M1, in recent months as an indication that money is flowing at a faster pace. That measure grew 34.6% in November from a year earlier, compared with 29.7% for the broad M2 measure.


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China’s economic figures point to oncoming recovery

June 12, 2009 - 4:49am | Figures | News
China’s economic figures point to oncoming recovery

According to data released in China on Friday by National Bureau of Statistics industrial production in China is in growth, increasing by 8.9% in May. This result is above expectations of 7.8% rise by Dow Jones Newswires, but is exactly the same as has been predicted by the 21st Century Business Herald and Ming Pao newspapers.


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BoE intends to start quantitative easing

March 5, 2009 - 8:50am | Banks and internet banks | News
BoE intends to start quantitative easing

As it became known, Bank of England has cut official interest rates by half a percentage point to a 0.5 % and announced the intention to create new money to buy banks' assets.

On Thursday, as it’s expected, the BoE monthly rate decision includes plans to begin so-called quantitative easing, the technique of expanding the supply of money in the economy.


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