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Monthly Archive June, 2009

Why the market doesn’t care about GM

June 3, 2009

It finally happened. General Motors has filed for bankruptcy. And like most other bits of bad news that have taken place in the past few weeks, investors didn’t even blink.
The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all surged more than 2.5% Monday afternoon following the news of the GM (GM, Fortune 500) bankruptcy.
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Europe Unemployment Rate Rises to Highest Since 1999

Europe’s unemployment rate rose to the highest in almost 10 years in April as the worst global economic slump in more than six decades forced companies to cut jobs and spending.
Unemployment in the 16-member euro region increased to 9.2 percent from 8.9 percent in March, the European Union statistics office in Luxembourg said […]

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Global Crisis ‘Inevitable’ Unless U.S. Starts Saving, Yu Says

June 1, 2009

Another global financial crisis triggered by a loss of confidence in the dollar may be inevitable unless the U.S. saves more, said Yu Yongding, a former Chinese central bank adviser.
It’s “very natural” for the world to be concerned about the U.S. government’s spending and planned record fiscal deficit, Yu said in e-mailed comments […]

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