Hungary’s economy crisis

Posted by admin On June - 5 - 2010

After Greece, Now it is Hungary’s economy that is in trouble. There has been a fear in the market that Hungary is facing a debt crisis and hence its currency has devalued considerably against euro. According to spokesman of Viktor Orban, Hungary’s Prime Minister, the earlier government of Hungary falsified the data. Apparently, Hungary’s currency, [...]

JP Morgan faces heavy fines

Posted by admin On June - 3 - 2010

JP Morgan has been fined a record 48.2 million dollars because it risked client money even though no client money was actually lost. The fine is imposed by Financial Services Authority (FSA). JP Morgan’s by lumping the money of its clients with its own money for seven years endangered the wealth of its clients.

US consumers can’t support world economy

Posted by admin On May - 30 - 2010

Timothy Geithner, US treasury secretary, made it very clear to the world that US consumers alone cannot support the world economy. He made this statement during his visit to Berlin. While in Berlin, he held talks with German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.  Greece, Portugal and Spain have seen a massive increase in their borrowing costs. [...]

EU Comissioner – Greek Recession will be greater

Posted by admin On May - 30 - 2010

The EU commissioner of Economic Affairs Olli Rehn said that the recession in Greece is much greater than expected. According to many, recession in Greece in the year 2010 will be 4% of GDP while in 2011 it will come down to 2.6% of the GDP. The commissioner mentioned that the recession be higher since [...]

The advance estimate of the 2010 fiscal year growth for India’s economy is around 7.2% though it is believed that the actual number will be higher. Till now, no economist has thought of the growth to be lower than 7.2% and many actually felt it would be near 7.5%. On coming Monday, government will let the world know the growth rate of the fourth quarter which many economists believe to be around 8.7 to 9.3%. In the first 3 quarters, India has seen growth rate of 6.1%, 7.9% and 6% respectively.

Government’s support to the industry allowed the economy to grow at 7.9% in the second quarter. Growth decreased to 6% in third quarter due to the contraction of agriculture production by 2.8% and slipping of community, social and personal services by around 2.2%.

When you think about economic growth analytically, we realize that a country should be looking for balance between economic growth and development.

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Home loans: latest figures

Posted by admin On May - 28 - 201020 COMMENTS

In April, the amount lent out in home loans dropped to around £10.2bn, the lowest April figure in 10 years, according to the latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML), published last Friday (21st May).

In March, gross (i.e. regardless of how much people repaid) mortgage lending totalled £11.6bn, but this fell by 12% in April. The last time we saw a lower figure for April was back in 2000, when it stood at £9.3bn; even last year, gross lending reached £10.3bn.

The CML had expected a ‘slight seasonal decline’ because Easter fell in April – and it noted that gross lending still ‘remains broadly in line with our forecast for lending of £150bn for 2010 as a whole’.

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An Insight to mortgage refinances solutions

Posted by admin On May - 22 - 20101 COMMENT

Refinance mortgage solutions are most sought out for financial products by the debtors. A typical refinance mortgage solution will aim at refinancing or renegotiating on the interest part or payment terms that are associated with a mortgaged solution. Most of the refinance mortgage solutions can be sought out from leading financial institutions and bankers in just about no time at all. Refinance mortgage initiatives are often pitched across aggressively in the financial markets so as to promote the lending in the economy and drive through finances. With a refinance mortgage solution, debtors can easily pay off their debt proceeds in a seamless manner without defaulting on the debt portion. One of the most appreciated aspects of refinance mortgage solutions has been its intrinsic ability to provide ample liquidity to one and all. In order to benefit more from a refinance mortgage solution one must be assured of risk factors and assumptions all the time.

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While Walmart’s sales in US declined, in the international market, Walmart enjoyed a 10% growth. Walmart’s experienced a 10% increase in its first-quarter profit due to increase in sales in countries such as Mexico and China.

Walmart recently experience a 1.4 percent drop in sales in US market. However, to counter the decline, Walmart expanded its business in foreign market. Apparently, US customers are still worried about personal finances, gas prices and unemployment.

Walmart is among several retailers such as Home Depot and Sakes that have reported profits contrary to analysts’ predictions.

U.S. Mortgage Rates Heading Towards All-Time Lows

Posted by admin On November - 20 - 20097 COMMENTS

Mortgage rates fell all across the board this week with as the housing continues to rebound. The thirty year fixed averaged 4.83% with .07 points, its lowest level in six weeks. The average on the 30-year fixed was 4.98% three weeks ago and 6.04% at this time last year. National rates for the 15- year mortgage, a popular mortgage refinancing option among consumers, also dropped, with the average decreasing 4 basis points to 4.32%- the lowest rate ever on record.

The recent fall in rates is not surprising as the Fed recently finished wrapping up its 12 month $300 billion treasury buyback program and continues its efforts in purchasing $1.25 trillion worth of mortgage-backed-securities. Despite rates lingering just above all time lows in the recent months, the national volume for mortgage loan applications is at its lowest point in almost twelve years. Read the rest of this entry »