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Trade war or not New York bankers will have it their way

January 7, 2019 by Dennis Kefalakos 1 Comment

The US and China agreed to hold talks on 7-8 January in Beijing to settle their trade differences, which have already eaten into both economies and disturb the global financial universe. If they fail to agree this week, the impact will be worse. It seems things are so bad, that the US Federal Reserve Chairman […]

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Deutsche Bank slammed by the US-based trio of IMF, Fed and Moody’s

July 4, 2016 by Dennis Kefalakos Leave a Comment

Last Thursday morning the International Monetary Fund and the American central bank, the Fed, simultaneously but in the face of it independently, issued warnings about the health of the largest German lender, the long ailing Deutsche Bank. A few days before that the US rating agency Moody’s had degraded the creditworthiness of the bank close […]