Finance time

German exports fell four times more than economists forecast in December as the sovereign debt crisis damped growth across the euro region.
Exports slumped 4.3 […]

Filed under: lenders, marketing by John
Comments Off

China

Filed under: lenders, management by John
Comments Off

Home prices in 20 U.S. cities probably fell at a slower pace in the year to November, pointing to limited improvement in the residential real […]

Filed under: lenders, mortgage by John
Comments Off

U.S. economic growth may not top 2 percent this year and a third round of quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve would have little effect, […]

Filed under: lenders, mortgage by John
Comments Off

Germany may be on the brink of recession after the sovereign debt crisis caused the economy to contract in the final quarter of 2011.
Europe

Filed under: lenders, market by John
Comments Off

The 2012 Republican primary campaign has already produced its share of carefully crafted messages, political drama and mudslinging.
But not much of that action has […]

Filed under: lenders, mortgage by John
Comments Off

U.S. stock futures are falling on worries about global economic growth.
Stock markets in Asia fell after a survey showed manufacturing falling in China, the world’s […]

Filed under: lenders, money by John
Comments Off

German lawmakers have cleared the way for an expansion of the size and powers of the eurozone bailout fund, in a major step toward tackling […]

Filed under: debt, lenders by John
Comments Off

Home prices rose for a fourth straight month in most major U.S. cities in July, buoyed by the peak buying season. But the housing market […]

Filed under: business, lenders by John
Comments Off

Stocks are rising in early trading after fewer people applied for unemployment benefits last week and retailers reported strong sales in August.
First-time claims for unemployment […]

Filed under: lenders, loans by John
Comments Off