Schroders: Emerging markets in the credit crunch Bolsamania.fr, France - The countries at risk of a foreign funding squeeze seem to be Eastern European, South Africa and Turkey. Eastern Europe looks particularly vulnerable, ... |
 Monday Morning | As the world moves towards recession The credit crisis begins to bite Monday Morning, Lebanon - The evidence strongly suggests that without the excess demand from securitizers, subprime mortgage origination, undeniably, the original source of the ... |
MBA classes thrive in troubled times TMCnet - Pontarelli said about 60 percent of the Johnson & Wales students are from abroad, with contingents from India, Turkey and China. But he said that figure is ... |
 Spiegel Online | West Is in Talks on Credit to Aid Poorer Nations New York Times, United States - The list of countries under threat is growing by the day, and now includes such emerging-market stalwarts as Brazil, South Africa and Turkey. ... Emerging Markets: Foreign Currency Debt Troubles |
 Washington Times | Enough pain to go around Washington Times, DC - With LIBOR at 3.5 percent, Turkey has to pay about 11 percent to borrow dollars; Russia 15 percent, Pakistan 30 percent, Spengler noted. ... |
No colour consensus when it comes to the classic turkey wine Vancouver Sun, Canada - All that is coming to a crashing halt thanks to the US subprime mortgage crisis and the global fallout that is now seeping ominously north into Canada. ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Tzipi Livni calls early election in Israel as coalition fails Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - I was ready to pay a certain price... but I wasn't ready to mortgage the future of Israel," Ms Livni said after meeting President Shimon Peres late Sunday ... |
