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India’s mortgage business to boom: Keki MistryMoneycontrol.com“The penetration of mortgage versus the GDP ratio is still very low,” he said. “We are looking to double our home loan disbursements. …and more »

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→ Washington’s Blog . PhD economist John Hussman has some great quotes in his current market comment : It appears to be wishful thinking to believe that the credit crisis is over. Most likely, what we’ve witnessed in recent months is little more than the combination of a lull in the [mortgage] reset schedule coupled with a wholly unsustainable burst of deficit spending amounting to over 7% of GDP. My impression of the U.S. banking system is that it is quietly going insolvent, in

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The FDIC is considering tapping its emergency line of credit with the Treasury. FDIC Chair Sheila Bair recently hinted after a speech at Georgetown University that all options are on the table when it comes time to replenish the dwindling Deposit Insurance Fund. We’ll find out more in the next few weeks after the FDIC board of directors meets. Stock market bulls aren’t concerned about the inevitable acceleration in bank failures — at least for now. Even though deposits will be insured against

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by Bob Chapman Global Research September 17, 2009 What do you do after you have zero interest rates and you have flooded the world with money and credit? The answer is you attempt to fight off higher interest rates and see if you can dodge the inflation bubble that follows. The commitment for this current fiasco to save the world’s Illuminist banks has already caused an official debt responsibility for the US of more than $23 trillion or about 40% of world GDP. That is staggering and it

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After more then two years of government and Fed intervention in the economy, only banks, Wall Street and insurance companies have been bailed out. The first part of the Stimulus package was unsuccessful, because the funds were not spent, they were used to eliminate debt. We do not think the next stimulus wave will be any more successful. The economy should now move sideways for a year with slight GDP gains and a slowing in job losses. There will be no dramatic changes unless banks start lending

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