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TXU Tumbles as Natural Gas Imperils Biggest LBO: Credit Markets

Bloomberg
09/02/2010 06:16 AM

Data boost from economic giants

FT
09/01/2010 08:11 PM

Futures point to Wall Street edging lower

Reuters
09/02/2010 06:14 AM

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"We have another economic problem which is mixed up in this of too much consumption, too much spending relative to our capacity to invest and to export. It’s involved with the financial crisis but in a way it’s more difficult than the financial crisis because it reflects the basic structure of the economy.” Paul Volcker, December 11, 2009

Commentary

Credit Bubble Bulletin

by Doug Noland | Aug 20

Let's Change the Debate

The market clamors for additional stimulus, and the government finance Bubble moves into overdrive.

The Bear's Lair

by Martin Hutchinson | Aug 30

Combining the Worst of Two Downturns

The United States could suffer a prolonged period of pathologically high unemployment combined with vicious and unrelenting inflation.

Featured Commentary

by Satyajit Das | Aug 31

Swap Tango

The complexity of the issues means that ultimately no laws governing derivatives may be truly effective, validating a Marxist (Groucho's) proposition.

Guest Commentary

by John Browne | Aug 25

Take Your Pick: Sinking U.S. or Soaring BRIC

Significant BRIC growth has been achieved not with government subsidies, but with organic market demand fueling legitimately productive enterprise.

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