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Rising fears sink shares of global banks
Mounting concerns over the potential fallout of Europe’s debt crisis and the prospect of squeezed profits from low interest rates are slamming the shares of the world’s banks. Not only are there fears of the potential impact of the debt troubles, but also the new reality of at least two more years of low rates in the United States, which will further pressure thinning lending margins. Investors are looking ahead to 2012, when a slowing economy is expected to take a deep toll on profits in the financial sector. As the debt woes in the 17-member euro zone spread beyond just the smaller countries, some of the world’s major banks have tried to calm concerns about contagion by emphasizing how much better capitalized they are today as compared with the crisis of three years ago. But investors have instead focused.../
Extreme Turmoil Prompts Shift From Top Central Banks
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Weaker euro states could lose local banks
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France new fear factor
Stocks suffered crushing losses again on Wednesday as worries escalated France could get sucked into the eurozone debt crisis, sending bank shares on both sides of the Atlantic plummeting. The focus on France started after rumours began circulating the country could be next in line to lose its AAA credit rating, following the downgrade of United States by Standard & Poor’s last Friday. French bond yields spiked on the news, causing the spread between the country’s 10-year bonds and 10-year German bunds to climb to a record 87 basis.../
Nicolas Sarkozy pledges drastic austerity measures as French bank shares crash
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Poll: Majority of public has lost faith in government ability to fix economy
Barely one in four Americans has confidence that the federal government has the ability to fix economic problems, and most share Standard & Poor’s indictment of the country’s policy-making process, according to a new Washington Post poll. The spreading lack of confidence is matched by an upsurge in dissatisfaction with the country’s political system and a widespread sense that S&P’s characterization of U.S. policy-making as increasingly “less stable, less effective and less predictable” is a fair one. The results have sharp edges for both.../
Would-be terrorists looking to capitalize on U.K. riots
NEW YORK — Islamist extremists are trying to capitalize on the riots engulfing Britain, calling on their followers to help incite further violence so that a terror attack can be launched amid the chaos. Via “jihadist” websites, the extremists say English-fluent Muslims should infiltrate social media with messages that encourage the rioters so that the police remain “preoccupied” by the disturbances, according to the Washington-based monitoring group SITE. The extremists are characterizing the violence as “useful” for London-based terror cells, saying the.../
Police tell public rioters can be hit with weapons if they pose a danger
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London riots: Mobs on rampage in the Cotswolds
Up to 60 people, some with their faces covered, tore through the streets, smashing shop windows and pelting police with rocks and bottles. A few hundred yards from the Norman cathedral, mobs set fire to a former art college, while elsewhere two cars and several waste bins were set ablaze. The disorder spread to other towns, with a second night of violence in Bristol and trouble reported in Cambridge, Cardiff and Banbury. In Gloucester’s central Eastgate shopping area, the Argos, HMV and Primark stores were all reported.../
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Magnitude | 4.2 |
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Location | 13.579°N, 102.536°W |
Depth | 15 km (9.3 miles) |
Region | OFF THE COAST OF GUERRERO, MEXICO |
Distances | 460 km (285 miles) SSW of Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico 461 km (286 miles) SW of Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 485 km (301 miles) S of Lazaro Cardenas, Michoacan, Mexico 739 km (459 miles) SSW of MEXICO CITY, D.F., Mexico |
Location Uncertainty | horizontal +/- 35 km (21.7 miles); depth +/- 10.1 km (6.3 miles) |
Parameters | NST= 33, Nph= 33, Dmin=613.4 km, Rmss=1.73 sec, Gp=284°, M-type=body wave magnitude (Mb), Version=5 |
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Earthquake swarms reported off North coast of Iceland
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