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Daily Digest 9/26 - Argentinian Peso Tumbles, Corporate America Could Cause Next Recession |
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martenson on 2018-09-26 14:06:46.0 |
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- Half-empty policy toolbox is alarming ahead of the next downturn
- Peso sinks to new low (Philippines)
- South African portfolio inflows plummet in second quarter
- Russia Extends Debt-Sale Absence to Longest Since 2014 Crisis
- Report: ‘True cost of government’ has state $11.6 billion in the red (Florida)
- Despite national economic recovery, Illinois’ debt per taxpayer worse than during Great Recession
- Default Shock in India Sees Firms Pulling Most Bonds in Decade
- Corporate America, not banks, could cause the next recession
- U.S. credit scores hit new high while household debt skyrockets
- Argentina peso tumbles as central bank chief resigns
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