Published on November 23, 2010 by Technology Slice
RBA Stepped In To Stop Property Slump – The Reserve Bank deliberately intervened in the political debate over the property boom to stop governments releasing more land. The bank feared the release of land would cause traffic gridlock, environmental problems and potentially a US-style housing slump, The Australian reports. The move, detailed by a senior [...]
Tags: 2000s, Anthony Richards, Christopher Joye, Commentators, Economic Analysis, Environmental Problems, Financial Stability, Freedom Of Information, Freedom Of Information Laws, house prices, Housing Slump, Housing Supply, Independent Central Bank, Monetary Policy Decisions, Political Debate, Property Boom, Public Statements, Rare Example, Rba Governor, Traffic Gridlock
Posted in Money
Published on May 19, 2010 by Technology Slice
RBA States There Is No Housing Bubble – The Reserve Bank has warned lenders and borrowers to be prudent while giving an assurance that Australia does not have a speculative housing bubble on its hands. Fears of a property bubble emerged after the Australian Bureau of Statistics house price index rose 20 per cent in [...]
Tags: Australia, Australian Bureau Of Statistics, boom, Borrowers, Bureau Of Statistics, Capital Cities, Current Situation, Decline, Fears, Financial Stability, House Price, house prices, Housing Bubble, Lenders, Price Index, Rba
Posted in Money
Published on February 12, 2010 by Technology Slice
European leaders said they wouldn’t let Greece succumb to its credit crisis, in an unprecedented pledge of support that could push the 16 countries that share the euro currency closer to collective responsibility for their budgets and debts. Countries belonging to the euro “will take determined and coordinated action, if needed, to safeguard financial stability [...]
Tags: Acknowledgment, Bailout, Budget Crisis, Budgets, Collective Responsibility, Concrete Details, Credit Crisis, Dow Jones, Economic Developments, Euro Currency, Euro Zone, European Leaders, Financial Stability, Fiscal Problems, Government Bonds, Greek Government, Member Countries, Sovereignty, Tumult, Worries
Posted in Money
Published on January 30, 2010 by Technology Slice
In the current economic environment many customers in North America are, for the first time every, questioning the financial stability of the banks that they deal with for corporate and personal matters. It is exceedingly difficult for a non-financial person to understand the true financial picture of their bank – but we will attempt to provide some basic analysis that will allow one to get a sense of potential problems and areas in which they might wish to pursue further with others. It goes for any firm, bank or non-bank, that if there has…
Tags: banks, Current, Economic Environment, Financial Person, Financial Stability, North America, Personal Matters, Picture Bank
Posted in General
No Comments