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Showing posts with label contagion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contagion. Show all posts
Friday, December 11, 2015

Edward Harrison — When market contagion occurs, this is how it will happen

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I have been pretty sanguine about the markets and the US economy. Yes, the commodities complex is worsening , but that doesn’t mean this fe...
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Friday, July 24, 2015

winterspeak — The vector for financial contagion is hedge funds

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This article sums up exactly my experiences at DE Shaw during the ruble default/LTCM melt down in 1998…. Running for the door, any door, ...
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Monday, July 6, 2015

Andrés Cala — Greek ‘No’ Vote Spurs Wider Resistance

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Greek voters rebelled against Germany and the dominant powers of Europe by rejecting demands for more austerity, but the Greek resistance a...
Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Times of India — Greece orders banks closed for a week, worried citizens empty ATMs; Indian markets spooked

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In the first market reaction to the growing risk of a Greek euro exit, the single currency tumbled in Asia on Monday morning. Stock markets...
Monday, February 3, 2014

Yves Smith — Emerging Markets Contagion Starting to Hit Eurozone

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Now some analysts, like Gavyn Davies, remain relatively sanguine, pointing out the the emerging markets crisis of the later 1990s produced ...
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Sunday, March 11, 2012

Mosler mention in the LA Times

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As markets were relatively buoyed around the world by hope that Greece's debt woes could be managed, analysts warned that the contentio...
Friday, March 9, 2012

John Carney — Haircut Contagion Watch: Dallara's Comments

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John Carney quotes Warren Mosler again, that's twice today. Thumbs up. Read it at CNBC NetNet Haircut Contagion Watch: Dallara'...
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John Carney — Will Greece Resolution Spark a Bigger Crisis?

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John Carney quotes Warren Mosler in presenting his analysis. Read it at CNBC NetNet Will Greece Resolution Spark a Bigger Crisis? by J...
Saturday, November 26, 2011

Mike Whitney — "The nightmare scenario is beginning to unfold"

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“We are caught, it seems, in one of those self-reinforcing loops that almost always presage a collapse.”– Michael Pettis, China Financial M...