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AmbroseEvans-Pritchard finds that European gloating over American market liberalism receiving its comeuppance is proving short-lived. It took a weekend to shatter the complacency of German finance minister Peer Steinbrück. Last Thursday he told us that the financial crisis was an “American problem”, the fruit of Anglo-Saxon greed and inept regulation that would cost the [...]
Man, my mattress is looking better and better as the place to keep what money I have Germany takes hot seat as Europe falls into the abyss We face extreme danger. Unless there is immediate intervention on every front by all the major powers acting in concert, we risk a disintegration of global finance within days. Nobody will be spared, unless they own gold bars. By AmbroseEvans-Pritchard...
"We face extreme danger. Unless there is immediate intervention on every front by all the major powers acting in concert, we risk a disintegration of global finance within days. Nobody will be spared, unless they own gold bars." AmbroseEvans-Pritchard gives his take on the fast unravelling crisis in Germany. My co-editor and I don't agree on this, but I think Ambrose has...
AmbroseEvans-Pritchard in the Telegraph UK — excerpt: It took a weekend to shatter the complacency of German finance minister Peer Steinbrück. Last Thursday he told us that the financial crisis was an “American problem”, the fruit of Anglo-Saxon greed and inept regulation that would cost the United States its “superpower status”. Pleas from US Treasury [...]
... film, Money Geyser, only in March when it was linked to in the comments section of an article by AmbroseEvans-Pritchard in the Telegraph. I know I only just linked to it, but it is so important to make sure you watch this film we made 18 months ago:
Reuters is reporting that Greece has followed Ireland's unilateral and illegal move to guarantee the deposits in its national banks. The same news has been picked up by AmbroseEvans-Pritchard who reports that the guarantee was given "after panic withdrawals by customers in Athens and Thessaloniki." This, he writes, is creating an unstoppable stampede across Europe for an EU-wide...
AmbroseEvans-Pritchard claims that it was Christine Lagarde who beseeched Henry Paulson to save AIG in order to bail out European banks that would otherwise have gone down: We now know that it was French finance minister Christine Lagarde who begged Mr Paulson to save the US insurer AIG last week. AIG had written $300 billion in credit protection for European banks, admitting...
By AmbroseEvans-Pritchard Last Updated: 9:26PM BST 02 Oct 2008Speaking after the ECB policy meeting – which held rates at 4.25pc – ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet said the governing council had given up all talk of a rate rise in the face of "ongoing financial market tensions".Economists described the shift as a key moment in the realignment of the global monetary system. Until...
By AmbroseEvans-Pritchard Last Updated: 6:33PM BST 02 Oct 2008An unstoppable stampede for a Europe-wide bail of the financial system is now underwayPhoto: GETTYGreek officials said the state would cover "all bank deposits, whatever the amount." The move follows the dramatic decision by Ireland this week to guarantee the deposits and debts of its six biggest lenders in the most...
Australia Faces Worse Crisis Than America By AmbroseEvans-Pritchard, Telegraph, UK | 30 September 2008 The world's financial storm has swept through Australia and New Zealand this week amid mounting signs of contagion across the Pacific region. Financial shares were pummelled in Sydney on Tuesday after investor flight forced National Australia Bank (NAB) to slash a £400m bond...
Banking Crash Hits Europe As ECB Loses Traction By AmbroseEvans-Pritchard | 30 September 2008 The global credit crisis has slammed into Europe with stunning violence over the last two days, triggering five major bank rescues and a near total shut-down of the region's credit markets. The Dutch-Belgian bank Fortis, Britain's Bradford and Bingley, and Iceland's Glitnir, were all...
By AmbroseEvans-Pritchard Last Updated: 11:32PM BST 01 Oct 2008It took a weekend to shatter the complacency of German finance minister Peer Steinbrück. Last Thursday he told us that the financial crisis was an "American problem", the fruit of Anglo-Saxon greed and inept regulation that would cost the United States its "superpower status". Pleas from US Treasury Secretary Hank...
Who's Next After Lehman Brothers Is Fed To The Wolves? One Can Date The Onset Of The Great Depression From December 1930 With The Collapse Of The New York Bank Of The United States, A Mid-Size Lender To The Jewish Community In New York. By AmbroseEvans-Pritchard, Telegraph, UK | 16 September 2008 It is often alleged that the '[WASP] Anglo' elites let The New York Bank Of The United...
