Reuters Reporter Cherry-Picks Home-Sales Data and Opinions to Downplay Record Results In her report yesterday on existing home sales, Reuters reporter Kristin Roberts chose to emphasize a one-month decline in December and negative anecdotal information from the Midwest, while failing to
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Fannie Mae drops interim from CEO title (Reg Req'd) NEW YORK - Fannie Mae's board of directors on Wednesday removed the interim from the title of Chief Executive Officer Daniel Mudd, another step in the mortgage lender's struggle to
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“The period of temporarily high inflation rates would be somewhat more protracted than previously expected”
The European Central Bank’s president called on banks Wednesday to disclose how much they could lose in the wake of a financial crisis that has tightened credit conditions.
‘It is crucial to promote a widespread consistent valuation of complex structured products as well as an adequate disclosure by banks of their exposures, in particular related to the U.S. sub-prime mortgage sector,’ ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet told the European Parliament’s economic and monetary affairs committee.
He said the financial industry needed to provide more public information about securitization where debt is repackaged in a complex investment credit risk transfer and complex structured products. Read more
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