SKALAR ESTATE AGENCY property in Poland Home site

SKALAR ESTATE AGENCY property in Poland

Home site » News » US interest rates could be cut to zero tomorrow - other news
Property search

Property type:

Location:

Max price (zł):

 

Min area (m2):

 

Max area (m2):

 

ID:

 

Word search :

 

Contact:


assist­ance in English

Maria Dube

mobile:

+44 (0) 7988830479

e-mail: maria@skalar.biz

skype: Skype­­ skalar_english

assistance in Polish

SKALAR
ul. Obwodowa 31A/F8
84-240 Reda
Poland
tel.: +48 058 740 54 10
fax: +48 058 740 54 11
tax number: PL 841-121-57-69
REGON: 771277167

skype: ­Skype­­ skalar_reda

gg: 9006903

biuro@skalar.biz

mobile:

+48 (0) 790 519 030

US interest rates could be cut to zero tomorrow - other news

US interest rates could be cut to zero tomorrow

* Retailers have reported a week of bumper Christmas shopping that has defied the downturn after two months of disappointing sales figures, but John Lewis reports 4% drop in weekly sales
* Gloomy data this week could put further pressure on the pound as it heads for parity against the euro
* Treasury says protecting the currency is 'not a first-order issue'
* Housing starts lowest since 1924 as construction bears brunt of recession 
* House prices will fall a further 15% next year, according to group chief executive of Barclays, John Varley -- Telegraph
* Business services to lose 275,000 jobs in two years, according to Centre for Economics and Business
* Global oil supply will peak in 2020, according to International Energy Agency
* President Bush facing growing pressure from his own party to impose wage cuts and debt write-downs on the US's troubled auto industry as conditions of the $14-$15 billion emergency loan Detroit says it needs
* The highest-earning British households are increasingly holding back from spending because of fears that they will struggle to borrow more in the future, according to Bank of England research
* European Central Bank president, Jean-Claude Trichet urges European policymakers must not tear up the rule books when launching emergency economic rescue packages
* HSBC has $1 billion potential exposure to Madoff's alleged fraud
* Santander fears loss of more than £2.08 billion as investors count cost of Madoff alleged fraud
* Shipping charter rates soar
* Companies are scrambling to cut inventories before the end of the year in a move that is depressing activity across many industries and could lead to some businesses collapsing
* Top City law firm Allen and Ovebury ordered to disclose expected bill of more than £5 million on a five-day patent trial in a move that reflects increasing judicial disquiet about spiralling legal costs
* Norway set to dip into $332 billion oil fund to offset slowdown
* Sales of European company bonds have surged in November and December, according to industry data, recovering from a disastrous autumn to surpass US end-of-year issuance for the first time
* Gordon Brown links terror plots to Pakistan
* MPs tell ministers to pay out on Equitable Life
* CBI calls for reforms to defuse 'pensions time bomb'
* Many UK manufacturers see opportunities for increasing sales and employment in the coming months, according to new FT 'Business Barometer'
* Caparo faces more job cuts
* Prime mortgage arrears worst for eight years
* Japanese central bank warns on recovery
* Kingfisher to call for monthly rent deals
* UK commercial property market has become best value in the world for investment, according to Lasalle Investment Management
* Property fund manager Brandeaux suspends redemptions for funds
* Citadel Investments lock up investors' funds
* Airbus and Boeing plan loans for buyers to counter fall in orders
* Ireland launches £8.9 billion bailout for its banks

Source: http://uk.reuters.com/

Print   2008-12-15