News and Views: 15 October, 2008

Money-market rates fell in London with the cost of borrowing in dollars for three months dropped the most since March

News and Views: 14 October, 2008

Like European and US stocks, Asian stocks also rose higher as governments in US and Europe came together to bail out banks by buying stakes in them

News and Views: 13 October, 2008

Markets continued to drop on Friday as investors saw a rapid sell-off of stocks in the global market on fears of impending recession in the global economies

News and Views: 10 October, 2008

Investors have become pessimistic about the financial sector and feel the global economy is in recession, despite efforts by global Central Banks cut interest rates

News and Views: 09 October, 2008

Like investors in Europe, US traders still worried about the financial crisis not under control, despite six global central banks came forward to cut interest rates

News and Views: 08 October, 2008

On Tuesday, European stocks opened slightly lower as concerns were growing about the health of the financial sector

News and Views: 07 October, 2008

Even after the $700 bail-out plan approval, investors are not satisfied that the financial crisis may  get solved, and so dumped stocks for more safer investments like bonds

News and Views: 06 October, 2008

Markets in Europe rose after a long and depressing session since 2 weeks

News and Views: 03 October, 2008

Lending rates between banks rose yesterday making it almost impossible for the US markets to rise as everyone anxiously waited for the bail-out plan to be approved.

News and Views: 02 October, 2008

US stocks did not start off well as tight credit markets and bleak economic data kept investors on edge before the Senate votes on a revamped financial sector rescue plan