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Wall St Week Ahead: Investors hope data will extend recovery
Reuters   Saturday, 24 March 2007
Reuters - U.S. stock investors will look to a slew of economic data next week to sustain Wall Street's recovery, but lingering worries about the economy and the subprime mortgage market could create more jitters.
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Credit markets 'resilent' to subprime jitters
FT.com   Saturday, 24 March 2007
FT.com - Recent problems in the risky subprime mortgage sector did not appear to have spilled over into other parts of the credit markets, Timothy Geithner, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said on Friday.
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Subprime crisis seen unlikely to have long impact
Reuters   Saturday, 24 March 2007

Auction worker David Coleman (R) signals a bid on a property for Kim (C) and Jake Savage during an auction of several hundred foreclosed homes by Dallas-based Hudson  and  Marshall in Dearborn, Michigan March 17, 2007. (Rebecca Cook/Reuters)Reuters - The New York Federal Reserve president said on Friday that turbulence in the U.S. market for high-risk mortgages is unlikely to have a lasting effect on credit markets, but, in a sign of spreading woes, the subprime mortgage unit of General Electric Co. laid off more employees.


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Blackstone IPO may be tough for some to swallow
Reuters   Saturday, 24 March 2007

Tony James, President of the Blackstone Group, during the Reuters Investment Banking Summit in New York, November 14, 2006. Blackstone's pending $4-billion initial public offering may be tempting for individual investors, but shareholders beware: the firm's growth will be tough to maintain, and its business difficult to grasp, IPO analysts said on Friday. (Keith Bedford/Reuters)Reuters - Blackstone's pending $4-billion initial public offering may be tempting for individual investors, but shareholders beware: the firm's growth will be tough to maintain, and its business difficult to grasp, IPO analysts said on Friday.


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Freddie Mac reports quarterly loss
Reuters   Friday, 23 March 2007

The headquarters of Freddie Mac in McLean, Virginia is seen in a June 12, 2003 file photo. Freddie Mac, the No. 2 U.S. mortgage finance company, reported a fourth-quarter net loss on Friday as a decline in long-term interest rates affected the value of its loan assets. (William Philpott/Reuters)Reuters - Freddie Mac , the No. 2 U.S. mortgage finance company, reported a fourth-quarter net loss on Friday as a decline in long-term interest rates affected the value of its loan assets.


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KB Home Sees Tricky Times Ahead
BusinessWeek Online   Friday, 23 March 2007
BusinessWeek Online - KB Home warned investors on Mar. 22 to expect more trouble in 2007. While the pace of order declines at the Los Angeles-based homebuilder has slowed during recent months, KB Home is bracing itself for headwinds such as fallout from the recent meltdown in the mortgage lending industry.
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Fed accused of subprime 'perfect storm'
FT.com   Friday, 23 March 2007
FT.com - The Federal Reserve helped create a "perfect storm" in the US subprime mortgage market that could expose up to 2.2m more Americans to the threat of home foreclosure, Chris Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking committee, said on Thursday.
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US Congress seeks to avert home foreclosure 'tsunami'
AFP   Friday, 23 March 2007

US lawmakers Thursday called on the multitrillion-dollar mortgage industry to tighten up its lending practices and said they were mulling legislation to crack down on predatory lenders. Chris Dodd, D-CT, the chairman of the Senate banking committee, seen here in February 2007, said this emerging "crisis" could see over two million Americans lose their homes in the next few years.(AFP/File/Jim Watson)AFP - US lawmakers Thursday called on the multitrillion-dollar mortgage industry to tighten up its lending practices and said they were mulling legislation to crack down on predatory lenders.


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Barclays, New Century reach loans deal
AP   Friday, 23 March 2007
AP - New Century Financial Corp. said Thursday it had reached a deal with Barclays Bank PLC that would effectively release the troubled subprime mortgage lender from having to buy back about $900 million in mortgage loans.
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Officials downplay wider risks of subprime failures
Reuters   Friday, 23 March 2007

Auction worker David Coleman (R) signals a bid on a property for Kim (C) and Jake Savage during an auction of several hundred foreclosed homes by Dallas-based Hudson  and  Marshall in Dearborn, Michigan March 17, 2007. (Rebecca Cook/Reuters)Reuters - U.S. government officials on Thursday minimized the broader economic impact of a crisis in the subprime mortgage market, but the largest U.S. mortgage lender said foreclosures in 2006 may be the worst yet.


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Market Insight: Finding subprime's losers
FT.com   Friday, 23 March 2007
FT.com - Where are the bodies buried? This is the question that has been hanging over the financial world ever since turmoil erupted in the US subprime mortgage sector.
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