In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 02.15.08

February 15, 2008

Here is the “In the Financial Papers Radio Broadcast” (Length: 09:15 minutes). The player should load automatically. Please let me know if you like it. Contact Kathy

In the Financial Papers:

Podcast Covers:
- Insight: The next crisis will be over food
- US Import Prices Soar to Record High, but Manufacturing in NY Region Tanks
- U.S. Stock Futures Fall as Banks Are at Risk of Another $203 Billion in Writedowns
- Citigroup Fund Bars Exit By Investors After Bad Bet
- Bernanke Open to a Sizable Rate Cut?
- Crunch Time in Mexico Oil
- Security and the Falling Dollar

- Lack of Commitment Keeps Stocks From Engaging Rally
- Housing Rests On a Negative Equity Problem
- Slump in Eurozone Could Linger
- Where will the Crunch Hit Next?
- Monolines given 5 days to find fund
- Banks advised to walk away from big deals
- Deals aim to tap the thirst of emergent consumers
- Bank of Japan leaves rates unchanged
- China trade surplus shows economy’s resilience

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