The Latest News regarding the Current Financial Crises
Today, unfortunately, the stock market, the DOW and other leading economic indicators took another sizeable hit as it was widely reported that
Washington does not appear to be in a major hurry to bail out the automotive industry. it did not help that their
representatives from Motown who were pleading povery arrived in style in an opulent jet as if they were still high-rollers. In any event,
a collapse of any of the Big 3 automakers would of course have a disastrous impact on the American economy, with employment taking perhaps the largest single hit of any sector with GDP close behind, sadly enouph.
All in all, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson today defended his part in the handling of the current financial crisis in various reported statements but nonetheless has
not stated one way or another whether further aid will be forthcoming to the struggling bank Citigroup (is that the one that just gave gigantic bonuses to it’s Executives? Glad the deserving folks are getting those golden parachutes).
In any even, he has maligned his critics who stated that permiting Lehman Brothers fail in September made the situation much worse.
In addition, he stated that authorities had had actually assisted in averting a large-scale financial collapse, according to the Reuters internet news network.
On the world level of the crises, meanwhile, developed countries continue to have differences over the various specifics of a common strategy.
These differences are even more profound when the views of underdeveloped or ‘Third World’ countries are added to the mix.
By the way if you going through your own personal financial crises then by all means you should seek debt advice from a professional.
