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Wednesday, May 11th, 2011
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Monday, January 17th, 2011
Most European stocks declined as the region’s finance chiefs began meeting to work on a new strategy to contain the sovereign-debt crisis.
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Thursday, December 2nd, 2010
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D.C., Washington, United States (AHN) – Over 21,000 transactions were made by the U.S. Federal Reserve when it stabilized the financial markets. Details of the transactions made in 2008 and 2009 were posted on the agency’s website upon order by Congress.
The details include names of companies that borrowed money and the amount.
Among the borrowers were:
- Citigroup $2.2 trillion,
- Merrill Lynch $2.1 trillion,
- Morgan Stanley $2 trillion and
- Bank of America $1.1 trillion.
The Fed also loaned to major American companies such as General Electric, AIG, Caterpillar, Verizon, Harley-Davidson and Toyota.
The loans also extended to subsidiaries of U.S. banks in East Asia, Europe and Canada and to large foreign banks such as Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, Deutsche Bank and UBS.
The bulk of the loans were made in the fall of 2008 when the Fed lowered lending benchmarks and extended help to different institutions that never sought assistance from the U.S. central bank before the crisis.
The Fed said most of the loans have been paid back, and none are overdue.
Last month the Fed announced the availability of $600 billion stimulus money. The announcement sparked complaints that the agency was stoking inflation and asset-price bubbles.
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Tuesday, November 30th, 2010
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Beirut, Lebanon (AHN) – Brussels-based International Crisis Group has said that Hezbollah is seeking the help of Syria and Saudi Arabia in defusing Lebanon tensions, which has been caused after a United Nations-backed court vowed to implicate its members in Lebanon’s ex-premier’s assassination.
Peter Harling, the crisis group’s head, said that there was a sense that the moment of truth was fast approaching.
Harling added that Hezbollah was counting on joint Syrian-Saudi initiative only to avoid entering an zone of uncertainty where unpredictable incidents could rapidly go out of control.
“If no solution is pre-cooked before indictments are made, it will be far more difficult to manage the fallout in the highly emotional climate that will quickly take hold,” Damascus-based Harling added.
The U.N.-backed Special Tribunal for Lebanon is investigating former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri’s assassination along with 22 others during the 2005 deadly Beirut bombing.
The Tribunal is likely to issue indictments against senior members of the militant group – a move, Shiite militant group’s leader Hassan Nasrallah has already warned against.
Meanwhile, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan came in rescue for Hezbollah and claimed that the group should not be held responsible for Hariri’s murder.
Talking to reporters at a press conference after returning home from Lebanon, Erdogan said that he discussed the Hariri murder case with Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah during his visit to Beirut.
“Hezbollah says it’s the spirit of resistance in Lebanon and even uses the expression ‘Hariri’s shahid.’ No one can suspect it of being involved in this,” he added.
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Monday, November 29th, 2010
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Dublin, Ireland (AHN) – European ministers have agreed to grant a bailout of $113 billion to the Irish Republic to tackle its financial crisis. Some $46 billion will be given to reinforce the Irish banking system, while the remaining $67 billion will be given to the government for its daily spending.
The European Union will charge interest at the rate of 5.8 percent on loans, which is a bit above what Greece pays for its bailout.
Describing it as the best deal for the Republic, Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen said that it would be cheaper than borrowing from the open market.
The premier added that the bailout provides “vital time and space to successfully and conclusively address the problems we’ve been dealing with since the financial crisis began.”
The International Monetary Fund would contribute $29 billion, while the EU’s $59 billion has come from direct loans granted by the United Kingdom, Sweden and Denmark.
The deal has also allowed the Irish Republic to postpone by one year the deadline for reducing its budget deficit to 3 percent of gross domestic product.
However, the Irish Republic has to bring its deficit in line with EU norms by 2015. The Irish Republic will not have to lower its corporation tax, which will remain at 12.5 percent.
The Irish bailout package will be the second in the eurozone this year, granting a similar one to Greece in May.
However, the 27-nation bloc has brushed off media speculation about granting any similar rescue package to Portugal to deal with its financial crisis.
Dismissing reports, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said late last week that the reports about Portugal’s bailout plant were “absolutely false, completely false.”
The Portuguese government has also denied any such claims. The speculation about the rescue package came after Portugal last week passed its budget for next year that was aimed to cut its debts.
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Friday, November 26th, 2010
Kris Alingod – AHN News Contributor
Manila, Philippines (AHN) – Philippine Airlines fought back on Thursday against a massive rally of workers at the nation’s business district protesting the carrier’s plan to lay off thousands of employees in a restructuring program.
“It cannot be business as usual: the global economic crisis of 2008 showed that airlines are in real danger of closure or bankruptcy without restructuring,” PAL spokesperson Cielo Villaluna said in a statement.
The airline announced last month it would outsource its airport services, call center and in-flight catering businesses. It is working on raising severance packages costing 2.5 billion pesos ($58.6 billion) to 2,600 employees, following the Labor Department’s decision allowing it to restructure its operations.
The PAL Employees Association had threatened to strike in response to the “contractualization” of workers by the carrier.
“PAL employees should not pay for PAL’s financial crisis since we did not cause it,” the group’s president, Gerry Rivera, has said. “Moreover the retrenchment will reduce PAL’s losses by an insignificant 7 percent. The real reason for the mass layoff is not to save PAL but to bust the union and replace regular jobs with contractual workers.”
Villaluna, however, insisted the restructuring is not contractualization. “Affected employees will be retired early and paid their separation benefits in accordance with the ruling of the Department of Labor and Employment. It’s entirely up to them [workers] if they want to join the new service providers or not,” she said the same day PALEA and other unions gathered in protest in Makati.
Asia’s first airline, PAL began its cost-cutting measures early this year to recoup losses from the global recession and continued weak performance of the airline industry worldwide. It prevented a cabin crew strike in September with the intervention of the government.
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Thursday, November 18th, 2010
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Dublin, Ireland (AHN) – Representatives from the European Union, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank are due to arrive in Dublin on Wednesday to discuss the Irish financial crisis with its government, which has not yet requested any aid.
The EU already believes that Ireland needs some kind of bailout to bring the nation out of its debt crisis – a thought that embarrasses the Irish government.
European finance ministers also discussed Irish debt crisis in a meeting in Brussels earlier this week.
However, the ministers insisted that a fresh discussion was needed because they did not discuss the potential bailout in detail since the Irish government did not request for it.
They added that no financial helps could be given to anyone without any request despite call by eurozone countries like Spain and Portugal to settle the matter as it could disorder the financial markets.
The Irish government, however, is reluctant to borrow money, saying that it has enough money for public spending until into next year.
It also announced that it would announce austerity measures to bring budget deficit in line with the EU norms.
Meanwhile, addressing a meeting of the Economic and Financial Affairs Council (Ecofin), Belgian Finance Minister Didier Reynders, whose country holds the rotating EU presidency, said that the Irish situation was a little different from Greece, which received an EU-IMF rescue package earlier this year.
“This time we’re concerned about a country, but there’s no request from that country,” said Reynders. “It’s a major difference between this case and the Greece case because we have instruments to act,” he added.
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Sunday, November 14th, 2010
The lending agencies that provide sameday loans are famous for transferring the loan amount to the bank account of the applicants on the same day. The applicants, however, may not receive the amount of loan during the same day unless they have applied for it in the earlier hours. It is, otherwise, sure that they will find the cash deposited in their bank account within twenty four hours.
Sameday loans are popular nowadays as the borrowers enjoy certain benefits which they consider important. The borrowers can apply online. They are not to follow a queue and their privacy is guaranteed. The lenders try to approve the applications instantly. The borrowers are not asked to fax any document to the lending agencies. No collateral security is required to be pledged against the cash. Many of the borrowers may have history of poor credit. The lenders do not refuse them to secure the sameday loans.
There are, of course, certain criteria which the applicants must fulfill to be eligible for the sameday loans.
a) It is mandatory that they must be citizens of United Kingdom.
b) They must be at least 18 years of age.
c) They must possess valid and active bank accounts in their name.
d) It must be documented that they have been employed in any recognized organization. They must be working there at least for the last six months.
e) They must receive regular payment in every month.
Amount of loans with the sameday loans is available between £100 and £1500. The lenders consider earning and capacity of the borrowers when they decide what amount of loans they will approve. Borrowers are asked to pay back the loan amount within 14 to 30 days. Borrowers must note that they will be in greater financial trouble if they default or stop payment. Actually, interest rate for sameday loans is comparatively high.
Shortage of finance in the middle of the month is common to most of the people who live with monthly salary. Issues like health care, wedding ceremony, vehicle repairs etc can surface any time and they demand immediate attention and emergency funding. People in such financial crisis are greatly helped by the sameday loans.
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Friday, November 12th, 2010
This is unknown that at any time you can face emergency of any think like money also. Receiving a bad credit loan can be one trouble-free mode to get you out of dreadful financial circumstances. These loans are particularly obliging for consumers who do not have good quality credit, as credit is not more often than not yet a factor in getting a loan. These credit loans are given to those customers who have bad credit or no credit at all. They are known as unsecured because there is no necessitate to deposit guarantee in order to get a loan. Like this, they are an incredibly eye-catching preference for people who have had credit issues in the past, and who do not have everything significant to put up as security. They are intended as a temporary resolution for a funds problem.
A bad credit loan can be applied online too. The best part of Internet loans facility is that the borrower can apply at any time may be in day or night, any day of the week. You not at all have to get up and constrain to a place, wait for them to unlock, and then stand in row. With online services, you can fill up out an uncomplicated submission and send it in online. You will then stay to be accepted, and when you are, your money will be automatically deposited correct into the checking account that you specified.
Now the question arise that do these loans always go hand in hand with a high interest rate and fees? Just like any loan you have to find the best all the around. Actually what happen sometimes is people with poor credit get so eager as soon as they are presented a loan of any kind, they just go in advance and take it without worrying about the penalty. There are some companies in market which will charge high interest rates for your loan but there are also companies who will understand your situation and treat you fairly. Even those with a poor credit history should comparison shop for your loan rather than taking the first one offered.
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Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010
An editorial in the Dallas Morning News said that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must be made to compete in the secondary mortgage market like every other private firm, with their own skin — not that of taxpayers — in the game. Although Fannie and Freddie didn’t cause the mortgage crisis, each stoked the inferno with wink-and-a-nod assurances that the government would bail out risky mortgage loans. Allowing the two operations to keep one foot in the private sector and the other in federal coffers tempts another crisis.
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