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Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Subprime crisis over. Or not.

Some Bloomberg headlines today seem a little contradictory to me.
U.S. Stocks Rise on Rate-Cut Speculation After Dodd Comments

By Eric Martin

Aug. 21 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rebounded for a fourth day on speculation the Federal Reserve will manage to defuse the crisis in credit markets, reviving a record pace of takeovers.


This rosy scenario is accompanied by the following two headlines which have a somewhat more dour message.
Fitch to Review $92.1 Billion of Subprime Securities

Home Foreclosures Almost Double in July as Rates Rise (Update3)


Posted by BBL Jr at 4:41 PM
Labels: interest rates, SP 500, stocks, subprime, trading

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