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[Finance Markets: Finance News | UK Personal Financial News & Daily Finance Market News] Repossessions fall to two-year low: The figures could prompt the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) to downwardly revise its forecast of around 53,000 repossessions in 2010, although potential job losses from public sector cuts announced in yesterday’s emergency Budget would need to be factored in.

[DailyFinance] GDP Growth Revised Downward: Is Economy Expanding Fast Enough to ...: This revised first-quarter GDP report is unlikely to prompt most economists and analysts to change their view of the U.S. economy's expansion. However, the report is likely to raise questions about job growth, and also to spark debate regarding what actions might be taken to increase GDP growth.

[Finance Markets: Finance News | UK Personal Financial News & Daily Finance Market News] US billionaire investor: Risk of European double-dip recession: A so-called double-dip recession, whereby the economy goes into recession twice without having undergone a full recovery in between, is almost inevitable in Europe next year, as credit problems are forcing European countries to increase fiscal consolidation at a time when recovery is fragile, according to 79-year-old Soros.

[DailyFinance] Dell Set for $100 Million SEC Settlement, Michael Dell May Face ...: Dawn Kawamoto is an award-winning business and technology reporter for DailyFinance. She previously covered the business angle of technology companies at CBS Interactive's CNET News and has also worked as a business reporter for the Los Angeles Daily News, Orange County Register and Santa Barbara News-Press.

[Finance Markets: Finance News | UK Personal Financial News & Daily Finance Market News] MPC member addresses inflation concerns: In an article for the Sunday Times newspaper, he said: “As spare capacity (in the economy) has not exerted much downward pressure on inflation so far, there must be a high degree of uncertainty about its future impact.

[Wbrussee's Weblog] June 2010 Update of THE GREAT DEPRESSION of DEBT: The WSJ reported that “strategic defaults” are on the rise as more people who are under water on their mortgages decide that it is no longer worthwhile to continue to make their house payments.  The percentage estimates on how many people are doing this vary widely.  Morgan Stanley reports that 12% of defaults are strategic.  Experian and Oliver Wyman estimate 18%, while the Chicago Booth/Kellogg School Financial Trust Index’s estimate is a whopping 31%.  In any case, all estimates say the number is growing.  Strategically defaulting becomes a financial decision once homeowners learn that they often have a year or two of no payments before being forced out of their homes and they begin to believe that there is no stigma attached to this action.

[DailyFinance] April CPI: Consumer Prices Fall, Raising Deflation Danger ...: Joseph Lazzaro is the former managing editor of financial news web sites WallStreetEurope.com/WallStreetItalia.com, based in New York. Prior to graduate training in U.S. public policy and international economics, Lazzaro also served as a copy editor and staff writer for The Hartford (Connecticut) Courant.

[npusb] OPEC says no room for more supplies: By DAILYFINANCE STAFF Posted 9:45 AM 06/09/10 Energy, Economy, Biz Brief In OPEC's June report, released today, the oil cartel doesn't see global demand... DailyFinance ( 6/9/2010 5:59:51 AM -08:00 ) .

[DailyFinance] Stock Market Plunge: Does Rising Volatility Index (VIX) Mean Bull ...: Randy Frederick, director of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab, says that while it might be days or weeks before we learn exactly what caused the market volatility that manifested itself in Thursday's brief freefall, he does concede that the VIX was trending higher over the past 10 days, suggesting that some sort of correction to the markets was in order. In fact, Thursday's 31% move in the VIX from 25 to 32 was similar to the 30.5% jump in the VIX during the last market pullback in late January.

[Make Money Online Free] GDP Growth Revised Downward, Leading to Employment Concerns: Continue reading GDP Growth Revised Downward, Leading to Employment Concerns GDP Growth Revised Downward, Leading to Employment Concerns originally appeared on DailyFinance on Thu, 27 May 2010 12:43:00. Filed Under: Economy Permalink ...

[Socialmedia] Could Facebook Be Worth $100 Billion by 2015? - DailyFinance: Facebook points out, Facebook is private and its shares trade on illiquid markets, so it’s difficult to

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