IDX Capital Brings Live-Screen, Aggressor-Only Brokerage Platform to Asset and Mortgage Backed Credit Derivatives (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) IDX Capital the industry changing, inter-dealer broker which pioneered the use of a live-screen, Aggressor-Only brokerage platform in the Credit Derivatives marketplace, today announced that is has launched two
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Text of Bush's Speech on Mortgage Crisis (Washington Post) -- Transcript of President Bush's remarks Thursday announcing a plan to help strapped homeowners whose low introductory mortgage interest rates are scheduled to rise. After Bush spoke, the White House
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“We see any pullback in the local market today, following the overnight U.S. market plunge, as a good buying opportunity, as the asset inflation story in Hong Kong remains solid”
Most Asian stock markets fell modestly Wednesday on disappointment that the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates a quarter point, not the more aggressive half-point that some had hoped for.
After tumbling in early trading, benchmark indices across the region pared losses in afternoon trading as investors snapped up shares that had fallen to attractive levels.
‘The market decided that the turmoil wasn’t going to be that great after all,’ said Yukio Takahashi, analyst at Shinko Securities Co. in Tokyo. Read more
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