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Dark inventory: Inventory that’s out there, but which no-one else can see. It comes in many shapes and forms. Equity inventory, which has been internalised by banks and parked off-balance sheet (appropriately via private dark pools). Copper inventory, which has been stashed off-market...
What you are looking to do is to keep both your hot and cold water systems under pressure without any electricity. The only convenient way of doing this would be to keep a hot and a cold reservoir tank on the roof which would supply the pressure through gravity. When I lived in Argent...
sec. 1245 -Imposition of sanctions with respect to the financial sector of Iran. "(b) DESIGNATION OF FINANCIAL SECTOR OF IRAN AS OF PRIMARY MONEY LAUNDERING CONCERN. —The financial sector of Iran, including the Central Bank of Iran, is designated as of primary money laundering concern...
1. Declaring Citizens' Right to Food - Belo, a city of 2.5 million people, once had 11 percent of its population living in absolute poverty, and almost 20 percent of its children going hungry. Then in 1993, a newly elected administration declared food a right of citizenship. In just a...
Financial Policy Committee says banks might need to eat into capital cushions to keep credit flowing The Bank of England yesterday warned of "severe strains" in financial markets and told banks they should cut staff and axe any dividend payouts to shareholders to boost their capital c...
I believe O'Leary called Chris Hedges a "nutball," which is obviously quite different than a "nutcase," or so this rabid, out of shape rottweiler would have us think. I feel sorry for Canadians watching it as your tax money is paying this creep's salary. Of course as a USA debt slave,...
Our friends and rivals over at The Daily Telegraph have gotten their hands on an interesting document from the German government detailing its proposals for EU treaty change, and have helpfully posted it online (with an English translation by the Open Europe think thank). Although the...
In retrospect, it wasn’t hard to see that the markets were becoming dangerously unstable. Germany had just adopted a new monetary system, and Europe was being flooded with cheap German money. Greece had signed up to a monetary union with Italy and France but was struggling to hold it ...
