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The peg survived the Asia financial crisis of 1997-1998, and the global financial crisis of 2008.
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For example, the Asian Financial Crisis and Global Financial Crisis (GFC) began as small problems but morphed to become much larger ones.
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In the aftermath of the financial crisis, policymakers took care to understand the cause of the crisis by convening the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
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We just had kickass coverage leading up to the financial crisis, but we also launched right before the financial crisis so that was unfortunate timing.
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Bass has said this debt threatens to become a Chinese financial crisis that would dwarf U.S. banks' sub-prime loan losses in the global financial crisis.
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Now that the financial crisis that surfaced in 2202 is winding down, it is time to consider lessons learned and plan for the next financial crisis.
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Neither Dodd-Frank, nor any other legislation passed since the financial crisis, has reformed the government institutions and mortgage policies that seeded the last financial crisis.
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Specifically, Warren is crying foul over the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC), an independent panel created by the government to explore reasons for the financial crisis in 2008.
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A Financial-Crisis Mystery Is Solved | Recently released materials from the government's investigation into the financial crisis give new detail on how confidence in Bear Stearns quickly evaporated.
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Hong Kong's reputation as a free-market haven was challenged during the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis, while the 2008 global financial crisis tested the health of its banks.
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"Given the culpability Bill and Hillary Clinton in the financial crisis, it is surprising candidate Clinton is now absurdly blaming tax cuts for the 2007 financial crisis," they wrote.
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Its economy mostly kept growing through the Asian financial crisis in the late-1990s, the tech crash at the turn of the millennium and the global financial crisis of 153.
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"The economy was wrecked and communities across the country were devastated," during the financial crisis, Phil Angelides, who served as chairman of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, said in a statement.
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BEIJING (Reuters Breakingviews) - Can China avoid a financial crisis?
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The 2008 financial crisis — that wasn't supposed to happen.
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" Lloyd Blankfein "made $70 million during the financial crisis.
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I'm not worried -- unlike 73, anticipated the financial crisis.
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Their use would require a very large shock to the economy, "like another global financial crisis or a bigger Asian financial crisis embodying China, something that really has a big impact," he added.
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That said, Adams told CNBC that emerging Asian economies are in a much better shape compared to the Global Financial Crisis nearly a decade ago and the Asian Financial Crisis in late 1990s.
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After the 22017-22006 financial crisis, that number shot up by 2500 percent, to 503 billion by 250, as many companies issued new stock to deal with the effects of the financial crisis.
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In my 30-plus years as a financial journalist, I have lived through the '90s Asian financial crisis, the tech dot-com crash, the 9/11 terrorist attack, and the 2008 financial crisis.
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But neoliberalism took a beating with the 2008 financial crisis.
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Lagarde was French finance minister during the global financial crisis.
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Jason: It seems like it triggered a wider financial crisis.
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A similar cycle occurred after the financial crisis in 2008.
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We witnessed a worse crisis in 2008, a financial crisis.
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Things changed as the global financial crisis struck in 2008.
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The last bear market was during the 2008 financial crisis.
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Do you think the financial crisis would have been worse?
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This is the most treacherous market since the financial crisis.
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Jitters leading to capital outflows could threaten a financial crisis.
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We're talking the slowest global growth since the financial crisis.
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The financial crisis has shown up the incumbent superpower's flaws.
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Yes, but: The financial crisis wasn't bloodless for U.S. renewables.
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It must tackle both the financial crisis and sagging demand.
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This is what happened in the financial crisis of 2008.
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It was the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
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The last global slump occurred amid an epic financial crisis.
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Lebanese leaders have warned of a financial crisis without changes.
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This is the anniversary of the 2008 financial crisis right.
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The global financial crisis in 2008 tipped the balance further.
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The recovery from the financial crisis is a decade old.
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Their retreat after the financial crisis helped cause a collapse.
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The bank has kept rates low since the financial crisis.
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Productivity growth has been feeble everywhere since the financial crisis.
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Since the financial crisis, however, state funding has become stingier.
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After the financial crisis, low prevailing rates compressed this margin.
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That was outstripped on seven occasions during the financial crisis.
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The recession that followed the financial crisis accelerated the trend.
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It was also hit hard by the 2008 financial crisis.
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The financial crisis could not have occurred without this liberalisation.
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The financial crisis also hurt educational performance in both states.
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This renewed awareness faded during the financial crisis of 2008.
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The core dispute here is responsibility for the financial crisis.
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"We are in a financial crisis, everybody knows," said Meirelles.
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A lot of it dates back to the financial crisis.
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Forget the troughs of the Global Financial Crisis in 7.
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The deal is Morgan Stanley's largest since the financial crisis.
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We had a global recession and a global financial crisis.
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The 2008 financial crisis created a boom in such products.
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Since the financial crisis of 2008, banks have been stingy.
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She's not conceding it was responsible for the financial crisis.
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INSIDER accounts of the financial crisis are two a penny.
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"The financial crisis came during millennials' formative years," said Bankrate.
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It was just around the time of the financial crisis.
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Such levels were last hit during the global financial crisis.
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As a child, my family was always in financial crisis.
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The financial crisis of 2000 served to reinforce that trend.
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Yet interpreting recent trends is complicated by the financial crisis.
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It reminds me of the financial crisis all over again.
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Many Americans are still recovering from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Moreover, the gap has widened significantly since the financial crisis.
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This occurred during past soft patches since the financial crisis.
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That's what happened after the 2008 global financial crisis hit.
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Detroit was hit incredibly hard after the 2008 financial crisis.
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The 2008 financial crisis was a defining moment for investments.
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August's stimulus was Britain's largest since the global financial crisis.
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Several other Brazilian states are grappling with a financial crisis.
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Mishandling this issue could easily lead to a financial crisis.
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He inherited the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
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The great financial crisis of 2008 seems a credible culprit.
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When the financial crisis was still unfolding in July 2009,
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Brazil is in the midst of a deepening financial crisis.
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It could be a financial crisis or a solar flare.
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"Before the [financial] crisis, there wasn't enough regulation," Schwartz said.
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The financial crisis crushed the global economy nine years ago.
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Beyond the financial crisis, China's very prosperity threatened Dongguan's future.
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It's the first emergency cut since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Italy could be the center of the next financial crisis.
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Since the financial crisis, that simple calculus has been upended.
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The cuts threw the agency into its worst financial crisis.
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Fannie and Freddie were bailed out during the financial crisis.
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But he starts his job facing an immediate financial crisis.
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Both companies nearly went bankrupt during the 2008 financial crisis.
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It never exceeded 65 percent before the 2008 financial crisis.
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It reached 10 percent, briefly, during the 2008 financial crisis.
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It reached 10 percent, briefly, during the 2008 financial crisis.
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He halted the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
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All very much what they did during the financial crisis.
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We then suffered a systemic financial crisis of unprecedented magnitude.
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Clearly, authorities have learned from the 2008 global financial crisis.
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But business fell off during the financial crisis of 2008.
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That number blew past the financial crisis peak of 695,000.
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We saw that happen during the financial crisis of 2008.
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Many funds suspended trading during the 2008 global financial crisis.
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The West has faced a financial crisis and turned inward.
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H1N1 also coincided with the beginning of the financial crisis.
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The financial crisis for America's rural hospitals is getting worse.
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Activism has picked up dramatically since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Activism has picked up dramatically since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Many economic authorities failed to see the financial crisis coming.
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The Occupy movement was a backlash to the financial crisis.
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We are in the most serious financial crisis in generations.
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Indonesia suffered its worst financial crisis in 1997 to 1998.
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Then it saw further losses in the 2008 financial crisis.
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And some experts say that another financial crisis is inevitable.
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It was the first rate cut since the financial crisis.
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"That's the disappointing legacy of the financial crisis," she said.
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The financial crisis exposed the fragility of the Italian system.
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Both marked their worst week since the 20193 financial crisis.
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Today, we dance on the grave of the financial crisis.
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But Mr. Bannon sees not just a financial crisis unfolding.
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That's the highest it's been since before the financial crisis.
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The blog rose to prominence after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Elizabeth Warren in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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"The organization is facing a severe financial crisis," Guterres said.
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But the financial crisis was four years old in 2012.
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GE traded at its financial crisis lows in March 2009.
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The financial crisis combined several storms into a single maelstrom.
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Gas prices spiked in the US after the financial crisis.
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Just as things looked up, though, the financial crisis hit.
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The CMI was created after the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
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The financial crisis split the generation into two distinct groups.
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Now, we have the health crisis and the financial crisis.
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Argentina is struggling to cope with yet another financial crisis.
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On March 210, 248.5, stocks halted their financial crisis slide.
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"We weren't the cause of the financial crisis," Berger said.
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Blame the financial crisis and a collapse in oil prices.
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Kimbal invested in Tesla in 2008, during the financial crisis.
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THEY ORCHESTRATED, YOU KNOW, THE RECOVERY FROM THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
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The same strategy was used following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Black families were hit the hardest during the financial crisis.
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That briefly set off fears of another deep financial crisis.
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In 2008, with the financial crisis, the wheels came off.
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Have you already forgotten the financial crisis and Great Recession?
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Only one top banker was arrested for the financial crisis.
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The world has moved on from the global financial crisis.
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Many millennials came of age during the 2008 financial crisis.
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He inherited the worst financial crisis since the great depression.
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That would certainly reduce the cost of a financial crisis.
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In 1995, the U.S. economy appeared to be slowing broadly and in 1998 the global economy had been weakened by an Asian financial crisis while a new financial crisis was under way in Russia.
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"The latest financial crisis as well as the Swedish financial crisis in the 1990's have shown that too high a debt level in the corporate sector can have substantial negative consequences," they said.
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While some have argued that incentives generated by executive compensation programs led to excessive risk-taking by banks contributing to the 2008 financial crisis, there are more important causes of the financial crisis of 85033.
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I started reading your work — not to make you feel old or anything — in college during the financial crisis, and you came to a lot more national prominence writing about politics and the financial crisis.
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Budget-tightening after the 2008 financial crisis has continued the trend.
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The last financial crisis is taken as an example of that.
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During the financial crisis, the default rate was above 10 percent.
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The acute phase of the 2008 financial crisis was over quickly.
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She also served as France's finance minister during the financial crisis.
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During the financial crisis, the bank got a $25 billion bailout.
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Prior to the financial crisis, approximately 20 percent of loans — i.e.
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Nine years ago before a meeting dealing with the financial crisis.
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After the financial crisis, many countries incurred debt denominated in dollars.
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So I do worry that we could have another financial crisis.
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It's no different than the mortgage financial crisis back in 2007.
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Debt levels are higher now than before the Great Financial Crisis.
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Argentina struggled to cope with yet another financial crisis in 2018.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, for example, one thing seemed certain.
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"The returns were certainly correlated during the financial crisis," Glassman said.
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The policy was first used during the financial crisis in 2008.
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The financial crisis of 2008 took down Ireland's six biggest lenders.
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Economics has lost much of its lustre since the financial crisis.
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China's overall debt has risen rapidly since the global financial crisis.
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Go deeper: A hedge fund titan's lesson from the financial crisis
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Would you say it has now recovered from the financial crisis?
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The financial crisis unleashed economic austerity and the rise of populism.
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His story began with the 2008 financial crisis that hit Europe.
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Some have blamed the law's partial repeal for the financial crisis.
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ALMOST a decade after the global financial crisis, aftershocks rumble on.
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The millennial generation came of age during the 2008 financial crisis.
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But since the financial crisis of 2007-08, democracy has regressed.
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Since the financial crisis, business investment in Britain has been lacklustre.
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The response to the financial crisis was about reorganizing property rights.
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But in the post-financial crisis worldview, it doesn't take much.
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Fannie and Freddie were rescued by taxpayers during the financial crisis.
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After the financial crisis, many banks cut back their foreign operations.
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This may reflect the lingering influence of the global financial crisis.
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IT'S NO DIFFERENT THAN THE MORTGAGE FINANCIAL CRISIS BACK IN 2007.
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LOW productivity growth has plagued Britain's economy since the financial crisis.
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She entered adulthood at the beginning of the global financial crisis.
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And this is not the same as a financial crisis issue.
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Similarly, he notes Blackstone debuted in 2007 before the financial crisis.
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"They weren't exactly flashing red before the financial crisis," Dynan said.
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AMERICAN HOUSEHOLD debt set off the global financial crisis in 2007.
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The coup de grâce for both places was the financial crisis.
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Last year WPP suffered its worst year since the financial crisis.
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Having experienced the financial crisis, millennials are suspicious of financial institutions.
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The financial crisis has destroyed the centre's reputation for economic competence.
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They tend to burst, as evidenced in the last financial crisis.
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He was enjoying the work, but then the financial crisis hit.
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Goldman has been building its banking operations since the financial crisis.
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"As time passes, people will forget the financial crisis," Dudley said.
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A lot of us vividly remember the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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But work dried up after the financial crisis hit in 234.
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"Savers are still paying due to the financial crisis," said Mayo.
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One banker muses about the possibility of an impending financial crisis.
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Cash-strapped Eskom is struggling to emerge from a financial crisis.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, the economy was in dire straits.
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Spanish banks have been cutting costs since a 2012 financial crisis.
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The 2008 financial crisis still affects public pension systems, Aubry said.
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In the US this obviously led to the Global Financial Crisis.
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That was the third rate hike since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Since the financial crisis they have lured shoppers with steady discounts.
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It is no secret that Puerto Rico is in financial crisis.
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President Obama inherited the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
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In general, Americans do save more than before the financial crisis.
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US stocks haven't been in bear territory since the financial crisis.
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TD's profitability has been solid, even during the past financial crisis.
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Personal debt has lightened since the financial crisis a decade ago.
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Democrats typically support OLA as a safeguard against another financial crisis.
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That was during the worst financial crisis in nearly a century.
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I completely understand why people are unhappy about the financial crisis.
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Since the financial crisis, the demand for these funds has exploded.
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For the most part, Columbus has rebounded from the financial crisis.
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When the financial crisis struck in 2008, donations dropped off precipitously.
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It was a lot lower in the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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The strengthening of supervision since the financial crisis should help too.
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Our response to the 2023 financial crisis may barely last 10.
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He traces this animosity to the 2008 financial crisis and recession.
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The Fed amassed most of its holdings during the financial crisis.
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It was a country that had a really impactful financial crisis.
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But it was a tough job market after the financial crisis.
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Then came the 2008 financial crisis, along with heightened customer anxiety.
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America's credit unions were not the cause of the financial crisis.
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His prediction came to fruition during the September 2008 financial crisis.
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We haven't had a financial crisis since Dodd-Frank was enacted.
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They are now well over double their pre-financial crisis size.
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And with that, the acute period of the financial crisis ended.
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The company fell into a rut near the 2008 financial crisis.
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But Spain's economy tanked amid the global financial crisis in 2008.
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The 2008 financial crisis was a turning point for the company.
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The number has increased every year since the 2008 financial crisis.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, bank mergers ground to a halt.
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In many communities, housing prices have recovered from the financial crisis.
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FX hedging costs are at their highest since the financial crisis.
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I don't suspect another 2008/2009 financial crisis on the horizon.
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This was the Fed's third rate hike since the financial crisis.
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That is about half the normal pace before the financial crisis.
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Between the [financial] crisis and the [Nice] attacks, sales were nil.
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Her caution preserved the country's economic stability through the financial crisis.
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Nor could the financial crisis be reduced to scary sound bites.
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Much of the world was struggling after the global financial crisis .
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This was driven partly by the financial crisis and ensuing recession.
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DTAs are tax breaks from losses suffered in the financial crisis.
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Greece discovered this the hard way during last year's financial crisis.
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Maybe Greece's budget woes produce a renewed financial crisis in Europe.
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That compares with 4-6 percent before the global financial crisis.
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South Africa's economy has limped along since the global financial crisis.
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"This is very different than the financial crisis," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, it has not cracked 40 percent.
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G.E.'s fortunes have suffered since the financial crisis of 2008.
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RBS came under public control during the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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RBS came under public control during the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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"Those rules are why we don't already have a financial crisis."
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Obama adeptly navigated the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
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Lebanon is suffering its worst financial crisis since independence in 1943.
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But the luxury market slowed considerably after the 2292 financial crisis.
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The last one, during the financial crisis, lasted until March 2009.
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That led to the epochal financial crisis and the Great Recession.
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The financial crisis showed me that the system can be, too.
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When the financial crisis hit, she moved to Washington's main stage.
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The other moved slower than the flood of the financial crisis.
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After the financial crisis, mortgage foreclosures claimed 65,000 of Detroit's homes.
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The years after the financial crisis showed how wrong that was.
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Few senior bank employees have been charged since the financial crisis.
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That was a lower share than before the 2008 financial crisis.
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In 2008, though, the financial crisis hit and the bubble burst.
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Mexico is another economy facing no obvious threat of financial crisis.
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The pattern started during the 2007-09 financial crisis, of course.
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Q. Was justice done in the aftermath of the financial crisis?
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Don't make the same mistakes that caused the last financial crisis.
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"This is what happened after the global financial crisis in 2009."
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Coronavirus is the largest global crisis since the 2008 financial crisis.
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He led Spain out of financial crisis and back to growth.
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The official statistics say that the financial crisis is behind us.
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Lebanon is suffering its worst financial crisis since independence in 1943.
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In the financial crisis, one week claims peaked at about 650,000.
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In the financial crisis, one week claims peaked at about 1.83,000.
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If the financial crisis taught us anything, it taught us that.
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The trend quickly reversed with the financial crisis (see chart one).
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Looking ahead, Mr. Ball is worried about the next financial crisis.
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While other states rebounded after the 2008 financial crisis, Connecticut lagged.
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The move was the first such cut since the financial crisis.
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Part of it is a hangover from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Stocks just saw their worst week since the 2008 financial crisis.
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China's debt problems stem from the global financial crisis in 2008.
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We really saw this during the financial crisis in 2008-2009.
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To some, the scenes were reminiscent of the 260 financial crisis.
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Despite those gains, the effects of the financial crisis still loom.
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The one consolation is that it is not financial crisis redux.
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Dodd-Frank purported to be the response to the financial crisis.
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That obsession did much to hobble recovery from the financial crisis.
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It was wrong before the financial crisis and it's wrong today.
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The pre-financial crisis top is now on that list, too.
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That's the one that helped to cause the 2008 financial crisis.
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That conservative attitude helped her get through the 2008 financial crisis.
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The financial crisis happened relatively close to the election in 2008.
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The Fed accrued most of its holdings during the financial crisis.
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A looming financial crisis in Lebanon has set off antigovernment protests.
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This is all well and good until a financial crisis hits.
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Bankruptcy alone cannot handle a financial crisis emanating from collapsed banks.
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Cohn did not create a financial crisis like his Goldman predecessors.
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The global financial crisis of 20 was especially brutal in Italy.
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It would meaningfully advance the date of the next financial crisis.
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Lehman's Chapter 11 filing helped trigger the 2008 global financial crisis.
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That's the highest level of outflows since the 2008 financial crisis.
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That's the highest level of outflows since the 303 financial crisis.
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Consumers already have turned the glummest since the global financial crisis.
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Wage growth in Britain has been lacklustre since the financial crisis.
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But it was both a financial crisis and an economic downturn.
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It is not merely the tepid response to the financial crisis.
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She said the financial crisis did not enter into her decision.
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Many people may recall the Argentina financial crisis happened in 2001.
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Democrats generally support it as a safeguard against another financial crisis.
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Such a breakup has not happened naturally since the financial crisis.
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Then, the financial crisis brought $28503 trillion deficits and ballooning debt.
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K-pop is born out of the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
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This has to be done before a new financial crisis erupts.
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Allison Keech Sanka, 103, was initially crushed during the financial crisis.
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Even the 2008 Financial crisis had very minimal impact to it.
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"I think the financial crisis washed away the stigma," Perkins said.
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This is a health crisis, it shouldn't be a financial crisis.
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"Look how right we were leading up to the financial crisis."
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The 210 financial crisis put a chill on big bank deals.
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This happened to the repo market during the 2008 financial crisis.
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That&aposs the highest number since 2009 during the Financial Crisis.
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Housing prices are surging after being hobbled by the financial crisis.
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That conservative tilt was cause for celebration during the financial crisis.
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The economy has come a long way since the financial crisis.
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Unfortunately, estimates of the costs of a financial crisis range widely.
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It was as severe as it was because of the shock of the financial crisis; but, the Fed underresponded to the financial crisis because soaring oil prices in the summer of 2008 kept inflation fears alive.
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The U.S. has struggled to resume its financial prominence after the financial crisis, caught up in overcompensating regulations passed after the financial crisis and in the politically inspired resolutions of those regulations that are now unfolding.
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Downturns and subsequent recoveries associated with the East Asian financial crisis of 22018/219, the global financial crisis of 21999/22000 and the shale bust of 22007/208 can all be traced out clearly in the spreads.
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Yet, in the last financial crisis, the cost to the public of the bailouts was trivial in comparison to the harm to the public from guarantees encouraging firms to take risks that led to the financial crisis.
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The global financial crisis laid bare the dangers of under-regulated finance.
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The other two were during the Great Depression and the financial crisis.
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Malaysia has also halved its budget deficit since the global financial crisis.
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The financial crisis of 2008 led to a collapse in oil prices.
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The 2008 financial crisis' biggest sell-offs also occurred in the month.
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The labor market's taken a decade to recover from the financial crisis.
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Even during the financial crisis in 2008, government bonds and gold worked.
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Last week, GE touched the financial crisis lows of $6.66 per share.
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Many of those transactions led to huge losses after the financial crisis.
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During the financial crisis, he lost his house and filed for bankruptcy.
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GE stock has cratered to levels it reached during the financial crisis.
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The level was last breached during the global financial crisis in 2008.
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That was at the heart, in many ways, of the financial crisis.
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There's also the lingering risk of financial stability after the financial crisis.
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They will thus shape the response to a slow-motion financial crisis.
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He thus had a front-row seat for the global financial crisis.
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The balances are nearing levels last seen before the 2008 financial crisis.
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I think you could literally have a financial crisis out of that.
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During the recent financial crisis, crude production overhang was 138 million barrels.
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Just think: climate change, pandemics, the global financial crisis, the refugee exodus.
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By the financial crisis, however, the subject had gone out of fashion.
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BEFORE the financial crisis, America's Federal Reserve held assets worth around $850bn.
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Fannie and Freddie stood at the center of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Some of the biggest casualties of the financial crisis are even expanding.
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Look how that ended—in the financial crisis of 2007 and 2008.
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FABER: DO YOU EVER, THOUGH, OUTRUN THE IMPACT OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS?
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But capital fled swiftly once the global financial crisis got under way.
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Since the financial crisis, productivity growth has slowed across the rich world.
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It hasn't been above 4 percent since before the global financial crisis.
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One argues that well-connected insiders profited even from the financial crisis.
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These three men paint the financial crisis largely as a technical one.
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Last year was the worst for American investors since the financial crisis.
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Then, in 2008 we anticipated the world financial crisis when others didn't.
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Rates had been anchored near zero since the financial crisis in 2008.
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MBA students had a tougher ride after the financial crisis of 2008.
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The financial crisis in 2008-09 was a huge shock for banks.
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Congress passed Dodd-Frank in response to the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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For his next project, Hamilton decided to solve the national financial crisis.
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The bull run started in March of 2009 after the financial crisis.
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The $221bn merger is the biggest in banking since the financial crisis.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, Wall Street became the economic bad guy.
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This combination is more than a relic of the financial crisis, however.
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The firm excluded 2008 from its analysis because of the financial crisis.
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This is what caused the financial crisis, and ultimately the Great Recession.
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The Federal Reserve has not trimmed interest rates since the financial crisis.
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As with Puerto Rico, the global financial crisis did spark more movement.
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He lives off rents from property bought cheaply after the financial crisis.
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Some economists say the bill ultimately ushered in the 2008 financial crisis.
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We were in the worst financial crisis in a generation in 210.
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Why we care: The banks weren't prepared for the 2008 financial crisis.
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A starkly different view has predominated since the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Keep in mind, the first time was during the global financial crisis.
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Most Europeans are, on average, at their happiest since the financial crisis.
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NINETEEN YEARS AGO the Asian financial crisis left Indonesia in dire straits.
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Consumers are better off and more protected since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Consequently, America's recovery from the global financial crisis now looks less impressive.
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SARAH JAFFE: I can't separate Obama from the financial crisis he inherited.
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Business, of course, has improved since the depths of the financial crisis.
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Greek startups are mushrooming in a financial crisis that started in 2008.
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In fact, it has been the norm ever since the financial crisis.
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That was a challenging proposition in the years after the financial crisis.
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As the financial crisis and accompanying recession hit, consumers retreated on debt.
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Otherwise, he said, the Russian economy looked vulnerable to further financial crisis.
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Risks associated with a financial crisis for Indonesia remain small, it added.
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The exceptions to this were AIG and GM during the financial crisis.
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"Since the financial crisis, municipal bonds have dramatically been changed," he said.
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As low as they were during the depths of the financial crisis.
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In the wake of the financial crisis, regulators focused on the banks.
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In 2009, during the global financial crisis, Padgett was laid off from
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The financial crisis of 2628 stripped millions of Americans of their livelihoods.
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The first is the ebbing of world trade since the financial crisis.
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DURING the financial crisis of 2008, LIBOR was a gauge of fear.
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The financial crisis led to a reawakening of old Keynesian ideas, however.
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Crippled by the financial crisis in 22013, they have since grown fast.
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The subprime mortgages that led to the financial crisis were entirely predatory.
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What about warnings that a Leave vote would provoke a financial crisis?
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Paul Krugman Has Snoopy just doomed us to another severe financial crisis?
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Before the financial crisis in 2008-09 many were laden with debt.
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Just ahead of the financial crisis, the curve inverted in January 2006.
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The recreational vehicle market has boomed since its financial crisis low point.
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But the auto industry hasn't faced a downturn since the financial crisis.
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Nine years ago, the United States was deep into a financial crisis.
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Britain's central bank had not cut interest rates since the financial crisis.
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This is a financial crisis, and one that we allowed to happen.
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At the peak of the financial crisis, the figure was even higher.
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Because the financial crisis put millennials behind, they're delaying major life milestones.
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That began to change at around the time of the financial crisis.
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Since the Greek financial crisis, Beijing and Athens have deepened their links.
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"That's due to our capital raising during the financial crisis," he said.
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Unemployment reached its lowest point since the Financial Crisis this past month.
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We've seen steadily improving economic conditions ever since the great financial crisis.
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There could yet be a precipitating event that ignites a financial crisis.
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That year, the deficit peaked at $1.4 trillion amid the financial crisis.
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Since last year Riyadh has averted financial crisis partly by borrowing abroad.
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He predicted the financial crisis and Great Recession eight years in advance.
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As the financial crisis deepened, Obama made his insurgent run for President.
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The Postal Service's financial crisis has persisted over the past 11 years.
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The 83 financial crisis finished off those who were still hanging on.
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For Edwards, it's the eve of the financial crisis all over again.
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The 2008 financial crisis wreaked havoc on global markets and the world.
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International investors had completely vanished after the 2008-2009 global financial crisis.
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Britain last had a recession in 2008-2009, following the financial crisis.
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The financial crisis of 2008 focused even more attention on managing costs.
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Many banks suspended loans for flight training after the 2008 financial crisis.
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It had not broken below that support since the financial crisis lows.
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MORE inspired the masses amidst an unpopular war and a financial crisis.
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That was the strongest quarter for the sector since the financial crisis.
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The emergency rate cut was the first since the last financial crisis.
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Companies may have learned from their experience in the last financial crisis.
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Equities marked their biggest rout since the 2008 financial crisis last week.
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Gillian Tett of the FT says Facebook's woes echo the financial crisis.
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Yes, we aided banks and rescued auto companies during the financial crisis.
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Yes, stocks just had their worst week since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The major averages just posted their worst week since the financial crisis.
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Similar proposals on lobbying were floated during the 2008 financial crisis: Sen.
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Stocks are coming off their worst week since the 210 financial crisis.
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How long will it take Americans to forgive the financial crisis bailouts?
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The deficit in 2007, before the financial crisis hit, was $162 billion.
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History suggests that the world is about due for another financial crisis.
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Until that financial crisis, he was mostly working in journalism and publishing.
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Leaders have warned of a financial crisis if there are no changes.
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He calls their status "the last unfinished business of the financial crisis".
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Barack Obama took office in the middle of a massive financial crisis.
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They regained some ground, but took another beating during the financial crisis.
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Germany carried Europe through the financial crisis, and then the refugee crisis.
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Washington officials typically make such assurances only at times of financial crisis.
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Almost all Italian banks have been struggling since the 2008 financial crisis.
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It was occupied by students protesting her handling of the financial crisis.
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Read more about why Turkey's financial crisis matters far beyond its borders.
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During the financial crisis shares bottomed out at $16.40 in January, 2009.
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The Chinese stock market has actually lost value since the financial crisis.
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The financial crisis remains the most influential event of the 203st century.
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The amount was the highest since the global financial crisis in 2008.
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That compares with 6.5% of GDP following the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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The VIX eclipsed its financial crisis high last week, closing at 82.69.
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The economy was still suffering the aftereffects of the 2008 financial crisis.
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They are doing everything to prevent this from becoming a financial crisis.
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The 2008 financial crisis and 2013 city bankruptcy gutted Detroit's housing market.
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Soon afterward, during the financial crisis, Ms. Gambal again lost her job.
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Equities last week marked their biggest rout since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The stock market is suffering its worst week since the financial crisis.
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Argentine domestic soccer is in a state of almost permanent financial crisis.
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Read more:Stocks are fresh off their worst week since the financial crisis.
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The Fed accrued most of its massive portfolio during the financial crisis.
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However, this model was blown apart when the financial crisis came along.
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The nation as a whole has largely recovered from the financial crisis.
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Since the financial crisis, interest rates have remained at very low levels.
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Among his biggest assignments was helping A.I.G. during the 247 financial crisis.
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The financial crisis saw bank CEOs engaging in some extremely dangerous activities.
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His Treasury secretary helped cause the financial crisis, then profited from it.
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JOHN HARWOOD: We are ten years from-- removed from the financial crisis.
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Sawiris said that the fixed rate was contributing to the financial crisis.
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He faced questions about the bank's foreclosure practices during the financial crisis.
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That is partly due to regulatory restrictions introduced after the financial crisis.
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A cyberattack could trigger the next financial crisis, a new report suggests.
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The aggregate funding status before the financial crisis was at 100 percent.
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In May of 2010, sunk by the financial crisis, Labour lost power.
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The financial crisis may be behind us, but its results still linger.
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Economists warn that such an eventuality would spark a global financial crisis.
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This week marked the worst for markets since the 21 financial crisis.
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In 2019, we seem to have forgotten the Global Financial Crisis (GFC).
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That's because the 2018 financial crisis was linked to the housing market.
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That is off peaks of around $30 billion during the financial crisis.
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It was established in 2003, not after the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Global stock markets had their worst October since the 2008 financial crisis.
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It's the biggest takeover by a U.S. bank since the financial crisis.
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G.E. not only weathered the financial crisis but also made large investments.
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It was fueled in part by the US commonwealth's prolonged financial crisis.
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Betsey Johnson had planned a massive expansion during the 2008 financial crisis.
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A decade ago, the world was mired in the global financial crisis.
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Since the 14 financial crisis, the housing market has broadly recovered overall.
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In percentage terms, that's the biggest drop since the 2008 financial crisis.
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When the Asian financial crisis hit in 1997, she lost her job.
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Goldman's stock hit the skids during the financial crisis two years later.
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Since the financial crisis, the private equity industry has become hugely influential.
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Central bankers have conducted an unprecedented experiment since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Since the financial crisis, the number of millionaire households has nearly doubled.
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Almost a decade after the global financial crisis, the sequel has arrived.
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Three troubling provisions in the bill could presage the next financial crisis.
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It could come in the form of economic war or financial crisis.
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Meredith Whitney is regarded as the star analyst of the financial crisis.
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CME's deal to buy NEX is its largest since the financial crisis.
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A bit like the Global Financial Crisis after I became Prime Minister.
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The city's residential market has largely recovered from the global financial crisis.
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She saw a looming financial crisis and tremendous growth in emerging markets.
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The Fed's financial crisis policies have become part of its took kit.
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But after the financial crisis, the names we knew lost their luster.
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It is hard to decide who handled the 2008 financial crisis better.
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She was marked in the fights of 2008 and the financial crisis.
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Artbag even saw an uptick in business after the 2008 financial crisis.
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The deal to buy NEX is CME's largest since the financial crisis.
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It dwarfs the one-week 14% jump during the 2008 financial crisis.
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In The Atlantic, she suggests a detailed, pandemic-induced financial crisis plan.
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The global financial crisis was largely responsible for a six-year recession.
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My family left South Korea during the Asian financial crisis in 1997.
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And, of course, a financial crisis in Europe would have global repercussions.
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Then the financial crisis hit, and Mr. Trump's lawyers sensed an opportunity.
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Oil is on track for its best quarter since the financial crisis.
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John Oliver and the 'Hamilton' creator address Puerto Rico's desperate financial crisis
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Minksy's theories were again "rediscovered" during the global financial crisis of 2008.
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The other two were during the Great Depression and the financial crisis.
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As Jason Furman, who served as deputy director of the National Economic Council during the financial crisis, put it to me, this isn't a financial crisis, where if you can stop the panic, you can unfreeze the economy.
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Gori also said that Manulife has diversified its portfolio and exposure since the global financial crisis, and that it is less sensitive to interest-rate changes and equity market volatility than it was during the global financial crisis.
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Chiding Trump for being pleased with the 2008 financial crisis: The rest of us were horrified by what happened in the 2008 financial crisis, by what happened to millions of families that were forced out of their homes.
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I'm not saying these arguments don't matter – at some point they will do, and we will have the kind of economic scorched earth that makes the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 look like a financial crisis on training wheels.
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"Everybody fears a financial crisis can translate into a global economic crisis [...] My opinion is ... that the economic slowdown, especially if it were to worsen, could lead to a global financial crisis," Tria said at an event in China.
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BlueMountain's slate includes former California Treasurer Phil Angelides who chaired the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission to uncover the causes of the financial crisis and lawyer Kenneth Feinberg, known for administering compensation to victims including those of the Sept.
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"Everybody fears a financial crisis can translate into a global economic crisis My opinion is ... that the economic slowdown, especially if it were to worsen, could lead to a global financial crisis," Tria said at an event in China.
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Consider the issues that William Heyman will face in the next financial crisis: As FINRA's chairman, Heyman bears significant responsibility for overseeing FINRA's response to a financial crisis — a time when the largest losses usually land on Main Street.
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It was the lowest quarterly expansion since the global financial crisis in 2009.
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The failure of any one on the list could trigger a financial crisis.
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Not since the financial crisis have fund managers been so worried about protectionism.
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But it looks as if that era has ended with the financial crisis.
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Big leveraged deals have been hard to come by since the financial crisis.
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But at this point, it's been almost eight years since the financial crisis.
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This has not stopped Iceland's sovereign creditworthiness improving since the 2008 financial crisis.
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"I don't expect a global recession or another global financial crisis," he added.
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After the financial crisis in 22015, banks started tightening their consumer lending policies.
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The committee took the rate to zero during the financial crisis in 2008.
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George Soros says Trump&aposs actions could spark the next &aposmajor financial crisis.
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Corbat also continued to wind down troubled assets left from the financial crisis.
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The regulations were designed to prevent a recurrence of the 2008 financial crisis.
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It could be a hardship on the level of the 2008 financial crisis.
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He cited the U.S. bailout of major automakers after the 2008 financial crisis.
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I was brought in to turn around the business after the financial crisis.
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Feldman started his gig at Goldman just weeks before the financial crisis hit.
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Since the financial crisis, it's been hard to make big returns on stuff.
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The rule was repealed in 2007, just in time for the financial crisis.
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The Detroit Three closed several U.S. factories during the 2008-12.53 financial crisis.
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Spain's national self-confidence was shaken by the financial crisis of 2008-09.
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None of the Remain economists, to my knowledge, anticipated the global financial crisis.
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It's heading for its weakest annual growth since the 2009 global financial crisis.
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The 2008 financial crisis hit, bank lending seized up and Xanadu was postponed.
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Similar doubts about monetary policy have revived since the financial crisis of 2008.
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The social scars of the financial crisis, however, will take longer to heal.
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A global financial crisis would within month's swamp Rudd's early days in office.
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The meticulously calculated buffers were then no match for the massive financial crisis.
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Dr. Mahathir suggested that Jews were behind the Asian financial crisis in 1997.
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The 231 financial crisis devastated the region; by 218, unemployment had reached 260%.
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The IMF has compared returns on equity before and after the financial crisis.
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Analysts expect more losses for Japanese stocks if Turkey's financial crisis deepen further.
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After the financial crisis it was laid low by losses on derivatives trades.
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Macau's ascent cushioned the blow of the 2007-08 financial crisis at home.
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The IMF just downgraded the forecast to the lowest since the financial crisis.
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For millions of Americans, the 2008 financial crisis came out of the blue.
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They are not behaving any differently than they did in the financial crisis.
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Average real wages are lower than before the financial crisis of 260-210.
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Ireland's economic growth soared from the mid 1990's until the financial crisis.
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Doubts over the creditworthiness of these securities in 2007 triggered the financial crisis.
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After a lull in the financial crisis, credit card issuance has mostly rebounded.
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But they resulted from a historic financial crisis, a recession and stimulative spending.
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The collapse helped catalyze the financial crisis and bring on the Great Recession.
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Still, the picture of wealth inequality since the 2008 financial crisis is complicated.
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Finally, loose monetary policy since the financial crisis has made mortgages extremely cheap.
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Molinari said the business has recovered since the 2007-09 world financial crisis.
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By the end of the year, Pakistan was in a deep financial crisis.
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Failure is a central motif in the mythology of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Teacher salaries are the latest casualty of the financial crisis in the district.
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BRITAIN'S DEFINING economic problem since the financial crisis has been lacklustre productivity growth.
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Three-quarters of the gap emerged before the global financial crisis of 2008.
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Yet this was the first quarter its revenue declined since the financial crisis.
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And then the reckless behavior of financial elites triggered a massive financial crisis.
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Average pay has declined by some 7% since the financial crisis of 2008.
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These stockpiles dwindled a bit during the financial crisis but have since rebounded.
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The country has endured a profound financial crisis for the last several years.
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Tharman Shanmugaratnam(Tharman): Well, you were just talking about the global financial crisis.
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After 2007, the Fed's neglect led, in part, to the 2008 financial crisis.
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An impending financial crisis is an increasingly foregone conclusion in the mainstream media.
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BUT DO I THINK THAT WAS THE CENTRAL ELEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS?
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Euro-zone reform would make Europe less vulnerable to the next financial crisis.
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The first drop reflected a collapse in demand following the global financial crisis.
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Banks have increased their use of the bond market since the financial crisis.
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Investors have not been kind to actively managed funds since the financial crisis.
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Quarles said the FSB's work remains relevant a decade after the financial crisis.
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That would be on a par with the figures before the financial crisis.
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Since the financial crisis of 21-20173 Britain's wage growth has been dreadful.
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Go deeper: Europe moves on from financial crisis, but Greece is still recovering
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After the global financial crisis it was bankers who attracted most populist ire.
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For a graphic on the financial crisis and its aftermath, click on tmsnrt.
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Worried about drag from the global financial crisis, Beijing unleashed a huge stimulus.
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House prices have recovered despite strict lending regulations introduced after the financial crisis.
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Grappling with a major financial crisis, Greece struggled to cope with the influx.
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Bass made successful bets against subprime mortgages during the financial crisis in 2008.
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But those talks fell apart with the start of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) during the financial crisis and its Dodd-Frank aftermath.
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He explains why Wall Street executives were not prosecuted for the financial crisis.
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Hedge funds did much better than traditional equities during the global financial crisis.
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Big banks dominated the M&A scene until after the global financial crisis.
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That ended a rise which began after the financial crisis of 2008/09.
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It last shrank in 2009, the first full year of the financial crisis.
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The 20203 financial crisis thrashed Michigan, the heart of the U.S. auto industry.
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Still, the delinquency rate remains well below that seen during the financial crisis.
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The deal is also the biggest for the industry since the financial crisis.
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Any country that tries to leave the euro risks triggering a financial crisis.
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Opposition senators attacked both men's record in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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That ended a rise which began after the financial crisis of 20163/22016.
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In the period since the financial crisis, real rates have fallen even faster.
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GDP growth has been sluggish during the long hangover from the financial crisis.
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Unfortunately, our economy has been far from dynamic since the 2008 financial crisis.
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This week, the yield curve reached its flattest level since the financial crisis.
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The Index rebounded 92 percent since the financial crisis hit in September 2008.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, he began to hold more of the courses.
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In Hong Kong, before the financial crisis, we saw many borrowing 90 percent.
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That has boosted company margins back to pre-financial crisis levels of 2008.
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Lehman Brothers investment bank's collapse in 2008 helped trigger a global financial crisis.
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On rare occasions, a financial crisis can trigger a dramatic reversal of fortune.
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European bank shares are tumbling, ginning up bad memories of the financial crisis.
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The world engaged in coordinated fiscal stimulus to counter the 2008 financial crisis.
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Sadly, an Italian financial crisis would threaten the very foundations of the eurozone.
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Just before the financial crisis of 2008 sent the U.S. into a recession.
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As the U.S. financial crisis deepened, Citigroup had to take two government bailouts.
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Political elites did fail us, from the Iraq War to the financial crisis.
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The financial crisis struck when the oldest baby-boomers were nearing retirement age.
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Paltry wage growth since the financial crisis has fed populism in both parties.
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And it was fortunate that Hill began in 2006, before the financial crisis.
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Immelt recalled the harrowing experience of leading GE through the 2008 financial crisis.
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Dalio also explained how Bridgewater was able to expertly navigate the financial crisis.
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Bonus caps imposed on European banks after the financial crisis encouraged higher salaries.
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No bank with 10% capital, Mr Hensarling says, failed during the financial crisis.
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That was the worst such run since the financial crisis a decade ago.
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The sale was a condition of its state bailout during the financial crisis.
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They were put into conservatorship amid the turmoil of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Greece's tax administration improved by leaps and bounds during the country's financial crisis.
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This is what the prelude to a financial crisis looks like, historically speaking.
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Lending is a risky business as we learned during the last financial crisis.
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The readings were the weakest since the global financial crisis in 2008/2009.
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Then regarding the financial crisis — well, there my take is a lot shorter.
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Before the 2007-2009 financial crisis, payday loans were regulated by the states.
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Deutsche Bank has struggled to generate sustainable profits since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Just one big bank executive went to jail after the 103 financial crisis.
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All developed economies made use of that power after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Stockmarkets appeared to be heading for their worst year since the financial crisis.
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The poverty rate fell to 12.7%, the lowest since before the financial crisis.
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Spain's economy has been gradually recovering from the financial crisis in the eurozone.
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The investigation had involved mortgage-backed securities sold during the financial crisis era.
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Then came the financial crisis and an aftermath littered with lawsuits and investigations.
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One is that more people are hoarding cash, following the unsettling financial crisis.
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"We were spoiled rotten by the rich pre-financial crisis contracts," Cortazzo said.
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The Monday slide followed the Dow's worst week since the 2628 financial crisis.
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Late last year, Apax raised $9bn – its largest fundraising since the financial crisis.
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Four percent was the global rate of growth before the financial crisis hit.
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Instead, Powell reviewed the progress made since the financial crisis exploded in 2008.
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Nobody sailed through the financial crisis, but relative to almost everyone, we did.
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The failure of any one on this list could trigger a financial crisis.
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GIC's loss shows the importance of timing of investments during the financial crisis.
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In 2018, compensation rose 3.1 percent, the fastest rate since the financial crisis.
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They were used heavily in the years leading up to the financial crisis.
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Last month, the country removed capital controls imposed during the 2008 financial crisis.
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Ten years after the financial crisis, the American economy remains in sorry shape.
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The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission and others have studied what caused the meltdown.
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DJI had its worst week since the 2008 financial crisis, while the Nasdaq .
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This is something regulators would not have done prior to the financial crisis.
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The yuan last traded at 7.0 during the global financial crisis in 2008.
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Economically, things began to go wrong with the global financial crisis in 2008.
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After the global financial crisis of 7203, several car manufacturers left the series.
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However, we now know they were part of the same awful financial crisis.
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But construction came to a halt after the Asian financial crisis in 1997.
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This is the biggest quarterly outflow since the depths of the financial crisis.
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JPMorgan Chase announced Wednesday its biggest share buyback since the 15.63 financial crisis.
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"Maybe we'll have another 2008," Mr. Miller said, referring to the financial crisis.
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In the interim, we've been through the financial crisis and elected Donald Trump.
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Since the financial crisis hit a decade ago, yields have been pretty low.
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Today, Mr. Volcker is already starting to worry about the next financial crisis.
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Their ambitions have continued to grow in the years since the financial crisis.
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The crisis poses the toughest test for Greece since a 2015 financial crisis.
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The result: the worst weekly rout for stocks since the 2008 financial crisis.
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That system generally worked well for many years until the 2008 financial crisis.
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The rest were in 23003, 22300 and the financial-crisis collapse in 22150.
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In 2008, during the financial crisis, he saw CEOs react in two ways.
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Global markets are witnessing unprecedented turbulence, not seen since the 2628 financial crisis.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Jamaica's housing market was weakened by the 2876 global financial crisis.
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Redux: Here's why Italy could be the epicenter of the next financial crisis.
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BLUMENSTEIN So you're the last standing C.E.O. on Wall Street post-financial crisis.
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For long-running quant funds, their financial crisis happened in 2007, not 2008.
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All the U.S. has left are instruments of economic and financial crisis management.
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Of late, a mini-financial crisis has put a damper on credit growth.
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But the free market fix for financial crisis has gone missing in action.
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It is the private equity firm's biggest acquisition since the global financial crisis.
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But that was minor compared with the newspaper's pronouncements during the financial crisis.
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Globally, 52% did not feel their countries were prepared for another financial crisis.
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Following the 2008 financial crisis, many banks pulled back from their poorest customers.
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It is clearly far removed from the terrifying days of the financial crisis.
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After the financial crisis hit in 2008, Mr. Bloomberg stepped up those efforts.
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The economy has grown more than a third since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Global stocks are set for their worst quarter since the global financial crisis.
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But that activity dried up during the financial crisis and hasn't fully recovered.
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Last Monday, stock markets posted their biggest losses since the 2008 financial crisis.
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During the 2008 financial crisis, the company's trough was 13.5, the analysts said.
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We haven't seen numbers like that since the great financial crisis of 2008.
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It was the first emergency rate cut since 2008, amid the financial crisis.
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Dwyer expects yields to rebound sharply like they did during the financial crisis.
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Every financial crisis has been triggered by one thing — a loss of confidence.
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It's not a financial crisis, a result of the bad behavior of banks.
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The unemployment rate is lower than it was before the financial crisis began.
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A fiery run on the shadow bank Lehman Brothers triggered the financial crisis.
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Since the financial crisis, the central bank had described monetary policy as accommodative.
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The financial crisis ruined Goldman Sachs's reputation in the eyes of the public.
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Women also proved to be wiser than men as the financial crisis unfolded.
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The stock market had its worst single-day crash since the financial crisis.
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"They are trading at their average level from the global financial crisis. Crazy."
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BEN BERNANKE: Well, the financial crisis was a collapse of the financial system.
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The Asian financial crisis struck in 1997, sending the Indonesian rupiah's value plummeting.
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The economy is shrinking at a pace reminiscent of the 2008 financial crisis.
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The economy is shrinking at a pace reminiscent of the 22017 financial crisis.
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In the run-up to the financial crisis, that transfer started to balloon.
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This extraordinary move goes even further than the 2008-09 financial crisis playbook.
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But these financial instutions have also gotten much larger since the financial crisis.
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Then, the financial crisis nearly destroyed the American automotive industry, Detroit's economic heart.
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Even if a financial crisis is now less likely, one will occur eventually.
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Since the financial crisis, the pendulum has been swinging in the other direction.
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He said this did not pose "systemic" problems like in the financial crisis.
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Iceland — a symbol of the financial crisis — finally lifted capital controls in March.
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Read more: Stocks are fresh off their worst week since the financial crisis.
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Mr. Rajan linked the financial crisis to the gradual rise of American inequality.
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Global demand would drop by 4.7%, the first decline since the financial crisis.
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That would be the worst weekly percentage decline since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Stocks are on track for their worst week since the 250 financial crisis.
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US stocks have already notched their worst week since the global financial crisis.
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True, Chrysler and General Motors did enter Chapter 11 during the financial crisis.
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The central bank accrued most of its massive portfolio during the financial crisis.
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China's addiction to debt traces back to the global financial crisis in 2008.
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BA was loss-making and struggling in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Subsequently, the curve also inverted before the financial crisis that exploded in 2008.
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As a result, we will bail out both in the next financial crisis.
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Contribution rates have been edging lower since they skyrocketed after the financial crisis.
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Boeing delivered just 19 planes in July, the least since the financial crisis.
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Citigroup — Citi will hold its first investor conference since the financial crisis today.
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"Losses from the financial crisis have not been recouped everywhere," the ECB said.
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Germany's largest lender has struggled since the wake of the global financial crisis.
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Emerging from the financial crisis, the last decade has been one of disruption.
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A spiking repo rate was an early warning sign before the financial crisis.
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After the financial crisis, many hedge funds shifted tactics to attract new investors.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Housing sales slowed in the Bahamas after the 2242 financial crisis.
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Despite all these imported skills, Britain's economy has stagnated since the financial crisis.
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Tepper became known during the financial crisis through investments in depressed bank securities.
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Background: Central bankers have conducted an unprecedented experiment since the 2008 financial crisis.
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But this bill isn't about the unfinished business of the last financial crisis.
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The dot-com crash wasn't the first financial crisis that the company faced.
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And it means that the economy is finally recovering from the financial crisis.
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Almost simultaneously the world went through the pain of the global financial crisis.
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Previous downturns such as the 2008-2009 financial crisis hit emerging assets, too.
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Fannie and Freddie, as you may remember, were buffeted by the financial crisis.
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But its stance changed following a wave of defaults during the financial crisis.
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Einhorn scored one of the most prescient calls of the entire financial crisis.
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With fund III we had recently come out of the global financial crisis.
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A financial crisis tends to be associated with fears of a bank run.
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The recovery from the devastating 2007-1.503 financial crisis has been unusually lengthy.
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At that time financial crisis triggered crisis in fiscal, society and international political.
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Industry sources say that figure was closer to $26,22014 before the financial crisis.
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Nor did he charge any top bankers linked to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Puerto Rico, with almost $85033 billion in debt, faces a dire financial crisis.
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Citigroup (C) will hold its first investor conference since the financial crisis today.
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The meeting was called to discuss how to tackle a deep financial crisis.
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Both doors, for permanent and temporary immigrants, remained open throughout the financial crisis.
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Indonesia's economy is already growing at its slowest pace since the financial crisis.
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Weathering the financial crisis stormKay was no stranger to rebuilding strained investor relationships.
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During the financial crisis, the S&P 500 bottomed on March 9, 2009.
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After the 5053 global financial crisis, "everything just went into hibernation," he added.
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Dimon's record since the financial crisis is of course not without its errors.
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During the 2008 financial crisis, Amazon's North American media sales increased 20 percent.
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Two years later, as the financial crisis hit, she had to close shop.
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This isn't like the financial crisis, there will be an end in sight.
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The Fed has not taken such drastic actions since the Great Financial Crisis.
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Last time the yuan hit that level was during the global financial crisis.
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During the global financial crisis, Australia suffered from plummeting demand for its products.
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We might have curbed the opioid crisis and avoided the 2008 financial crisis.
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Illinois is in a state of severe financial crisis decades in the making.
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The Dow on Friday ended its worst week since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Food Stamp recipients didn't cause the financial crisis; recklessness on Wall Street did.
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Only one Wall Street executive ever served jail time for the financial crisis.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, however, those transfers have stabilized, even shrunk slightly.
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This third factor is also significantly higher today than before the financial crisis.
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Reality Check: Clinton was 'busy giving speeches' to banks during financial crisis, Sanders says Kevin Liptak, CNN Sanders hammered Clinton for giving speeches to financial institutions, suggesting they had influenced her decisions on how to respond to the financial crisis.
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China withstood the Asian financial crisis in 1997 and 1998 and the global financial crisis in 2008 and 2009 in part because its financial system depended on highly stable household and corporate deposits parked mainly at four huge, government-controlled banks.
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The peg has already survived every kind of speculative attack, including from famed short-seller George Soros during the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis, plus external shocks from the 2008 global financial crisis to China's stock market plunge in 2015.
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"If we have another financial crisis, there isn't even a plan A," with regard to what central banks would do, Rogoff told an audience during a panel entitled "The Next Financial Crisis" at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland.
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The financial crisis of 2008 and the Great Recession destroyed millions of American paychecks.
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The publishing industry was fighting a financial crisis that amounted to an existential threat.
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At the same time, banks face stronger capital requirements following the global financial crisis.
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GIC's original investment as the financial crisis erupted was worth around 11 billion francs.
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The financial crisis and the rise of the Tea Party fed into this environment.
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Watch: Watch Warren Buffett's in depth interview with Andrew Sorkin on the financial crisis
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But the exemption was lifted as the financial crisis in the European country deepened.
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That average implied move is the highest since the financial crisis, the data show.
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December 2009 - Porsche's derivatives portfolio unravels in the financial crisis, requiring billions in refinancing.
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The five years from mid-2007 to mid-2012 captured the global financial crisis.
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One of the reforms strengthening the BoE since the 2008 financial crisis is welcome.
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Lacy criticized the Sears stock buyback strategy before and during the 2008 financial crisis.
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By comparison, it was at almost 90 at the height of the financial crisis.
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After all, so far virtually every financial crisis has eventually come to an end.
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The stock market is on pace for its worst October since the financial crisis.
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For bond ETFs, the majority of the growth has occurred following the financial crisis.
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But like most Kurdish soldiers, Ali is a victim of the region's financial crisis.
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That doesn't mean investors are bracing for a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Reduced labor mobility since the financial crisis has been an important reason for this.
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Some economists and bankers say Beijing has the tools to avert a financial crisis.
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After the 2008 Financial Crisis, the Federal Government cracked down on big bank lending.
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During the financial crisis, the Dow fell 2.96 percent between Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve.
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But the bank's woes go far back to the start of the financial crisis.
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Last year was the weakest year for U.S. tech IPOs since the financial crisis.
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When we started this show, it was in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Analysts are steadily beating the drum that a financial crisis is on its way.
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"This was nothing at all like the financial crisis" of 2008-2009, he said.
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The slightest whiff of a financial crisis will tighten the available financial resources, too.
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The index also fell in April 2009, during the global financial crisis, Pinsonneault said.
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Since the financial crisis, STI has materially reduced its reliance on residential real estate.
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The correlations among sectors have fallen to the lowest level since the financial crisis.
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But that plan came unstuck thanks to market turmoil following the global financial crisis.
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Revenues from advertising plunged after the financial crisis of 2008, as did audience share.
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"It's the first time you're seeing heated competition since the financial crisis," Theriault said.
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Prior to the financial crisis, many economists fretted about the problem of global imbalances.
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Matt: So, General Motors, prior to the financial crisis had become a big mess.
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Even the global financial crisis did not interrupt this progress (see left-hand chart).
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And China's growth slowdown could prompt the second global financial crisis within a decade.
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Food Stamp recipients did not cause the financial crisis; recklessness on Wall Street did.
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When growth in wages slowed after the financial crisis, so did growth in benefits.
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DD: I don't think this rises to the level of the 2008 financial crisis.
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It was the first rate cut in 11 years, dating to the financial crisis.
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Think about the United States' debt crisis or the 2008 financial crisis that happened.
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For many Chinese the financial crisis of 2008 swept aside the need for humility.
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It's now at a level last seen in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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The financial crisis paralysed his government because of his desire to micromanage every decision.
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Technocratic elites lost much of their credibility in the global financial crisis in 2008.
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But she traces the current interest in the item to the 2008 financial crisis.
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The domestic economy is expanding at its weakest pace since the global financial crisis.
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Americans still hold big banks in low regard, years removed from the financial crisis.
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The coalition presided over a reasonable accounting with capitalism's demons after the financial crisis.
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I'm a millennial and you know we came of age at the financial crisis.
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After the financial crisis of 2007-08, there was a glut of carbon permits.
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Brexit might lead to a destabilizing financial crisis that will hit the poorest hardest.
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They were always in financial crisis mode, and I was acutely aware of it.
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After the financial crisis, Congress passed the Volker rule, which eliminated many risky practices.
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The Western financial crisis in 2007-08 was the worst since the early 1930s.
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A severe shock that is worse than the financial crisis may be increasingly necessary.
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They almost had to close the ranch due to the financial crisis of 2008.
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Last year, more hedge funds closed than in any year since the financial crisis.
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The BoE last raised interest rates in 2007, shortly before the global financial crisis.
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As economic hardship followed the financial crisis, sentiment turned darker as black cars predominated.
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In the run-up to the financial crisis, gentlemen's clubs did a roaring trade.
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After their long post-financial-crisis slump, European tech IPOs are starting to rebound.
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But what if they give you the invasion of Iraq and the financial crisis?
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In 38 of them the boom ended in a financial crisis or "major" slowdown.
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Since the financial crisis, most countries have made it mandatory to clear derivatives trades.
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And that's why India's IT sector was hit hard after the 08 financial crisis.
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Retail banks across most rich countries struggled to make money after the financial crisis.
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Hardship due to industrial decline or the financial crisis is wrongly blamed on immigrants.
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The central bank has poured over $40bn into the economy since the financial crisis.
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The sector has rebounded from the financial crisis of 2008-20143 (see chart 1).
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Bank of America jumped 2.1 percent to $23.41, their highest since the financial crisis.
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I was in Taiwan running a bank in 5003 just before the Financial Crisis.
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Western Europeans unnerved by the global financial crisis want protection against an uncertain future.
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To be sure, things are less worrying than they were before the financial crisis.
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It may become the venture capital industry's most consequential deal since the financial crisis.
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And we're glad that they've improved from where they were before the financial crisis.
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CH: The financial crisis is the one that unites them and has been colossal.
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Another is the scope of central banks' activities, which expanded after the financial crisis.
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As the financial crisis struck in 2100 Santander seemed well-positioned to weather it.
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EVER since the financial crisis, the world has been plagued by weak productivity growth.
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Mr Dimon turned down several big foreign acquisitions before and during the financial crisis.
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But waiting for the next financial crisis to strike would be the greater folly.
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The financial crisis demonstrated that Britain was dangerously dependent on a single, volatile industry.
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GE's situation is like that of the global bank conglomerates after the financial crisis.
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During the 2008 financial crisis, the sandwich chain saw success with its $5 footlong.
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However, she warned that the country shouldn't forget the lessons of the financial crisis.
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He became known for aggressive prosecution of Wall Street crime following the financial crisis.
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Last year the country suffered its deepest recession since the 2008-9 financial crisis.
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They then fell as low as 38 percent in 20163, during the financial crisis.
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Shares plunged to a record low of $1.69 during the financial crisis in 2009.
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Instead, he focused on possible explanations for Britain's weak productivity since the financial crisis.
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Rules curtailing that practice since the financial crisis may have worsened liquidity mismatches elsewhere.
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After the 2007-08 financial crisis, markets are less efficient and liquid than before.
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The ultimately failed venture also led up to the financial crisis that devastated media.
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ANYBODY looking for an insider account of the financial crisis is spoilt for choice.
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The U.S. economy is still on its way back from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Both lenders have struggled to return to sustainable profitability since the global financial crisis.
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Taub has testified before Congress and written a book about the 2008 financial crisis.
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Both banks have struggled to return to sustainable profitability since the global financial crisis.
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BAM was established in 1998 to manage distressed assets arising from a financial crisis.
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The state has been slower to recover from the financial crisis than neighboring states.
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ON THE face of it, Londoners have done relatively well since the financial crisis.
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Robo advisors haven't had to shepherd investors through a calamity like the financial crisis.
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He made his fortune shorting subprime mortgages in 2006 heading into the financial crisis.
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THE CAUSE OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS WAS A CALAMITY IN THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
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Regulated banking will shrivel, setting the United States up for its next financial crisis.
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Harris's landmark accomplishment as California AG came on the heels of the financial crisis.
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Those funds burned investors after global markets collapsed during the 2008/09 financial crisis.
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The Fed kept its benchmark rate at zero from the financial crisis until 2015.
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That job has become harder as rates neared zero after the 2008 financial crisis.
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And after the 2007-09 financial crisis many banks also threatened to move overseas.
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Flows into most asset classes have already overtaken peaks reached before the financial crisis.
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After years of struggling, the financial crisis put the final nail in Mervyn's coffin.
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Photo by stringer/EPA Libya's financial crisis and lack of security are closely intertwined.
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Many individuals and households have not recovered fully from the financial crisis of 2008.
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Mr McCulley initially used the term in explaining the Russian financial crisis of 1998.
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Economic growth is still shaky and the scars of the global financial crisis visible.
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In the years since the financial crisis rates have plumbed new and extraordinary depths.
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America's big banks have provided comparatively poor returns for investors since the financial crisis.
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The same Wall Street executives who helped cause the financial crisis got massive bonuses.
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Labour began contesting the City's elections after the onset of the global financial crisis.
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It was the global financial crisis that put BA on its new, thriftier flightpath.
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The market for inflation-protected bonds is less liquid than before the financial crisis.
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As London's economy has boomed after the financial crisis, its roads reached full capacity.
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Small pay rises in the mid-20143s were wiped out by the financial crisis.
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To many of them, it is as if the 2202 financial crisis never happened.
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They bear ominous similarities to the securities that helped cause the 2008 financial crisis.
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To give it context, in the financial crisis, claims spiked to more than 23.5,000.
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Credit default swaps Credit default swaps were a big deal in the financial crisis.
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During the financial crisis the price of oil slumped only briefly before recovering strongly.
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SINCE the financial crisis Britain's banks have taken some hits—deservedly, many would say.
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The CFPB was created by the Obama administration in 2011 after the financial crisis.
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It was one of the harshest penalties imposed anywhere relating to the financial crisis.
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Financial satisfaction has risen steadily upward since the financial crisis that began in 2007.
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The Dow has climbed about 254 percent to record highs since the financial crisis.
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The staples are sinking, and it's giving one trader flashbacks to the financial crisis.
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JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo are bigger than they were before the financial crisis.
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China's economy is now growing at its slowest pace since the global financial crisis.
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Elizabeth Warren warned on Monday that the next financial crisis is on its way.
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The Economist: Since the global financial crisis, liberalism has struggled at the ballot box.
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When economic hardship followed the financial crisis, sentiment turned darker, as black cars predominated.
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BAM was established in 215 to manage distressed-assets arising from a financial crisis.
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The Democratic nominee for president noted minorities were especially hurt by the financial crisis.
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It's not the kind of growth we've seen prior to the [2008 financial] crisis.
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The yield had been the highest in 30 years not counting the financial crisis.
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He has perspective on how the financial crisis unwound across the following few years.
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That put it at its highest level since the 2008-2009 global financial crisis.
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The investigation had involved mortgage-backed securities sold during the financial crisis era. Amazon.
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Why should we pause this weekend and reflect on the financial crisis of 2008?
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It consists mostly of government debt accumulated in the years after the financial crisis.
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First a respected academic, Warren rose to national prominence after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Slovenia imposed restrictions on public sector wage hikes during a financial crisis in 2012.
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Consider moderate, tolerant Sweden, where a 1991 parliamentary election came amid a financial crisis.
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The case before the justices was brought by Miami after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Before the financial crisis, Epstein worked in financial services with his company Financial Trust.
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The conditions for dealmaking look better than at any time since the financial crisis.
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But his fortunes crumbled once again during the financial crisis that began in 2008.
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Bear Stearns was the first major financial failure of the financial crisis in 2008.
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Paulson rose to prominence by betting against subprime mortgages ahead of the financial crisis.
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Loans to SMEs remains below financial crisis levels, a source of concern for lawmakers.
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