Daft Sale Report 30/4/11
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Month: April 2011
News 26/4/11
Posted by – April 26, 2011
We?re being played for fools
Quinn Insurance collapse to cost ?600m
Minister warns of growing black economy
Irish bonds extend declines
Ireland ‘forced’ to take bailout
Lenihan accused of trying to revise history
Save thousands by overpaying your mortgage
Fewer mortgage deals rejected
Brokers note increased difficulty in getting mortgages
‘We have bids on nearly every expensive house’
Mortgage gripes are up by 40pc
House prices could still be overvalued by 30%
The sign is gone ? but the debts remain
From big name to no name in three years
Nama rules out rise in fees paid to banks
Spain’s short-term borrowing costs rise
Precious metals cool after reaching highs
Euro moves to 16-month high against US dollar
Economist says State can avoid default
Low foreign debt means State will not go broke
Top earners hit rock bottom
GDP growth could be just 0.75%
Loss of faith in banks drives sale of home safes
Ireland tops Greece with biggest deficit
We must go back to the land
Diehard risk-takers get back in the saddle
Few mortgage brokers hopeful of recovery
Irish mortgage lending edges up
Property market unlikely to pick up in 2011
Mortgage market 10% of peak levels
More mortgage misery on the way
Family home is never beyond reach of creditors
Interest rate rise likely over latest figures
Record-high bond yields point to debt restructure
Hedge funds increase bets dollar will decline
America’s reckless money-printing
Japan enters recession but no yen printing yet
Can Europe trade its way out of trouble?
The ECB is leading Europe to disaster
News 20/4/11
Posted by – April 20, 2011
Our new second-string reality
Bankers still on ‘fat-cat deals’
Ireland’s ‘richest man’ could now face bankruptcy
Bonds not yet at level for ‘feasible’ return
Minimum wage restored under revised deal
Nyberg Report on Banking Sector
Moody’s gives Irish banks junk status
Cold water poured on idea of ‘debt forgiveness’
Increase in first-time buyer activity
Price is right for house hunters
Warnings over property bubble ‘insufficient’
What the Firesale tells us about the market
Investigation into Anglo 90% complete
Anglo name removed from offices
Iceland warns of risk to economy
Shockwaves from Saudi?s crude statistics
Gold pierces $1,500 to set fresh high
Greece forced to pay sky-high rates to borrow
Sovereign debt fears put euro under pressure
US warned over debts
News 14/4/11
Posted by – April 14, 2011
Irish taxpayers ‘should foot bank bill’
IMF cuts projected growth for Ireland to 0.5%
Increasing money supply can halt deflationary cycle
ECB not likely to aid Irish banks
Is Ireland heading for a Japanese lost decade?
Consumers warned to prioritise mortgages
Home owners to fight bank on trackers
Mortgage protection gap warning
ECB rate rise ‘being examined’
AIB may write off debt on some mortgages
CIF warns of just 80,000 jobs in sector
Nama may provide mortgage finance
What is the IMF?
Famous blunders by the credit rating agencies
Greece sells bonds at higher yield
Oil prices continue to rise
US lacks credible stability plan – IMF
News 11/4/11
Posted by – April 11, 2011
Change is an unwanted guest in corridors of power
Germany seeks corporate tax ‘gesture’
Irish debt repayments should be linked to growth
Noonan steers clear of Ireland with own money
Not case of if, but when our default will happen
Banks enjoying private profits and public bailouts
Average house price ?210,000, says report
An all-island property slump?
No fairytale ending for tracker mortgages
Decline in building activity gathers pace
Majority think action is needed to protect homes
05 Apr Second Wave of Weakness to Come?
Nama invests ?50m in short-term Irish bonds
?16bn of small project loans won’t go to NAMA
EU project can either change or go down the drain
Is there enough to bail out Spain?
IMF plan to control short-term capital
Oil hits 32-month high
Portugal has been caught in the classic debt trap
IMF gives ground on capital controls
Stopgap agreement avoids US shutdown
Gold and silver fever grips investors
Rise in price of oil not over yet
Aussie dollar boosted by its own ‘gold standard’