VERSIONS: روسيا اليوم NOTICIAS FREEVIDEO ИНОТВ RTД RSS FIND US ON: YouTube Twitter
breakingnews
Go to main page   Business   News   U.S. pulls the plug on the world   Comments  
MORE ON THE STORY
13.10.2008, 22:54

Crisis survival guide

The UK is heavily reliant on its financial sector, and the financial crisis has been affecting its people more than other Europeans. Even the Queen is feeling the crunch and is forced to strict control of her budget.

Rouble protected 23.10.2008, 09:28

Putin rebuffs rumours of rouble devaluation

Vladimir Putin says exchanging roubles for dollars is a “doubtful venture” because of uncertainty over what the dollar could do next. The Russian Prime Minister was speaking in an attempt to calm fears over the stability of the currency which

29.10.2008, 17:12

Crisis myths damn the bailout

Researchers at the one of the 12 Federal Reserve banks, Minneapolis, have challenged U.S. authorities to publish the data which justifies the multi-billion-dollar bank bailout.

31.10.2008, 11:56

Car sales crisis hits Russia

The global crisis has had a devastating impact on car sales in Russia and a huge fleet of car transporters is now stuck outside Moscow. The dealer the consignment is intended for is refusing to accept the vehicles saying there is no room to store 500 cars

23.11.2008, 02:21

Angry Americans protest against U.S. monetary policy

While leaders in Peru grapple with the financial fallout, Americans angry at the multi-billion dollar bailout plans are protesting in Washington. They say the U.S. Federal Reserve, far from helping solve the financial crisis, is taking money out of their

AFP Photo / Mikhail Klimentyev 21.10.2008, 13:08

US mistakes have damaged Russian economy – Medvedev

Russia is being made to pay for the financial blunders made by the US as it fights the effects of the global financial crisis, according to Dmitry Medvedev. The Russian President was speaking at the opening of the Square of Russia in the Armenian capital,

U.S. pulls the plug on the world

Published: 27 October, 2008, 16:59


The U.S. administration has prompted a huge surge in the U.S. dollar, which may help refinance its financial sector. The cost is a currency whirlwind that threatens the collapse not just of banks and companies but entire countries.

 
0 COMMENTS
POST COMMENT
CAPTCHA image