Tuesday morning links
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
TOP STORIES
• Pandit: Citigroup Having Best Quarter Since 2007 - Bloomberg
• Bernanke says must protect against systemic risks - Reuters
• China adds deflation threat to economic woes - AP
• Whitney says credit cards are the next credit crunch - Reuters
• Depression lessons: Keep on spending - USA Today
• Wondering if Crude Could Fall Even More - NY Times
• European Banks May Announce Gold Sales Accord - Bloomberg
• Forget About "Recovery" - Kunstler, CFN
MARKETS/INVESTING
• Oil steady at $47 after Saudi supply report - CNN/Money
• Gold slips 1 percent as equities recover - Reuters
• They Tried to Outsmart Wall Street - NY Times
• Gold at $1,500 per ounce, silver $25 - Commodity Online
• “Bear Market Rally?” - Saut, Raymond James
• Buckle Up - Hussman Funds
ECONOMY
• Sickly U.S. economy set for 2nd half rebound - AP
• 24 million go from 'thriving' to 'struggling' - USA Today
• Auto Workers: Rescue Them or Not? - NY Times
• It's not the Depression, top Obama adviser says - SF Gate
• Cities brace for revenue losses as property values drop - LA Times
INTERNATIONAL
• China Reports Falling Prices - NY Times
• China and Brazil A Better Investment Than the U.S. - Time
• IMF warns of Great Recession, Africa at risk - Reuters
• Worst collapse in UK manufacturing in four decades - Telegraph
• Leery of Debt, Germany Shuns a Spending Spree - NY Times
• G20 ministers set for clash over economic crisis solutions - Telegraph
• China's employment situation 'grave': minister - CHINADaily
• Japanese shares fall victim to foreign selling - MarketWatch
HOUSING
• Obama's Housing Rescue Is American Pipe Dream - Bloomberg
• Letting go of your dream price is hard to do - Boston.com
• Housing Bust Deals a Cruel Blow to Older Homeowners - US News
• Investors fuel Detroit's 'Landlord Nation' - LA Land
FED/TREASURY/BANKING
• Bernanke says regulatory overhaul needed - AP
• Detox for Troubled Assets - Wash. Post
• Deflation’s Return Speeds Up Race-to-Zero Rates - Bloomberg
• Staffing Shortage Hinders Treasury's Progress - Wash. Post
INTERESTING
• More Americans say they have no religion - AP
• Depression-Minded Sports Teams - Bloomberg
• Americans' low insurance IQ hurts finances - AP