Recently added articles from Sunday Business (London, England):
Debt market revival first ray of hope on credit crunch.
Sep 29, 2007 ... Byline: Mark Leftly Sep. 29--Secondary debt prices have started to rise for the first time since the market dived last month, a development that will fuel hopes the credit crunch is abating at last. Debt on a series of deals is being sold on by trading desks at ...
Economists predict rate cuts as credit crunch bites.
Sep 29, 2007 ... Byline: Tom Burroughes Sep. 29--City economists expect the Bank of England to start cutting interest rates sooner than previously forecast due to the growth-sapping impact of the credit crunch. A survey of 22 economists by this magazine reveals that 14 have changed ...
The Business, London, Bill Jamieson column.(Column)
Sep 29, 2007 ... Byline: Bill Jamieson Sep. 29--Markets and investors are struggling to gauge the long-term consequences of the global credit crunch and its convulsive impact on the UK banking sector. But even before consequences are known with any certainty, a policy consensus already appears ...
The Business, London, Fraser Nelson column.(Column)
Sep 29, 2007 ... Byline: Fraser Nelson Sep. 29--Even by Gordon Brown's Houdini-style standards, it has been an extraordinary escape. The credit crunch is a global crisis, but only in Britain has there been a run on the banks. Only in Britain did the central bank fail to pump penalty-free ...
Petrodollar flush.
Sep 29, 2007 ... Sep. 29--The sleek-feathered Arabian falcon perched on the arm of Shaun Wright-Phillips, the Chelsea and England winger, looked nonplussed. The bird's paymaster, Etihad, an airline based in Abu Dhabi, had just signed a sponsorship deal with Chelsea FC, which will see the Gulf carrier's ...