| December
2007 Is
There An End In Sight for the Mortgage Crisis?
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US
Mortgage Crisis Rivals S&L Meltdown
By Greg Ip, Mark Whitehouse and Aaron Lucchetti,
The Wall Street Journal
Toll of Economic Shocks May Linger for Years; A Global Credit
Crunch
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Why
Subprime Mortgage Crisis Won't Cause a Recession: The U.S.
Economy Survived S&L Crisis
By Mark J. Perry
Remember the Savings and Loan crisis of the
1980s? Does it offer any lessons about how the U.S. economy
and financial system will absorb the current “subprime
mortgage crisis?”
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Where
will it end?
By Eran Peer, Globes Online
The effects of the sub-prime crisis on Israeli banks are just
beginning to emerge. |
The
Subprime Mortgage Crisis Viewed in the 12-Year Rear View Mirror
By Charles H. Green, trustedadvisor.com
We’re still in a financial pickle triggered by the subprime
mortgage meltdown. |
BOJ
chief says subprime mortgage crisis unlikely to seriously
affect Japanese financial system
By AP
Bank of Japan Governor Toshihiko Fukui said Monday that the
subprime mortgage crisis is unlikely to seriously impact the
Japanese financial system because of a limited exposure to
credit markets. |
Recession
risk rises as subprime mortgage crisis dries up credit
By Paul Krugman, MercuryNews.com
How bad is it? Well, I’ve never seen financial insiders
this spooked – not even during the Asian crisis of 1997-98,
when economic dominoes seemed to be falling all around the
world. |
Have
We Seen Worst of Mortgage Crisis?
By Joe Bel Bruno, AP
The worst-case scenario is anyone's guess, but some believe
it could become very bad. |
Betting
the House
By Ted Hesson, Philadelphia citypaper.net
How bad is the subprime market in Philly? |
