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  1. British GBP coming from 1.37 USD in March now over 1.60 USD. http://p8g.tw/?es7
  2. Interesting Background view: Why inflation is a major risk for T-Bonds http://p8g.tw/?zq1
  3. with oil hitting 70 USD, a good explanation of the oil pricing drivers http://p8g.tw/?puj
  4. Hilarious: Dynamics of the crisis explained by 2 famous British comedians. http://p8g.tw/?mSX
  5. US deficit chart - interesting in the light of Bernankes call for reduction http://p8g.tw/?lMu
  6. Interesting: Michael Moore on GM's bankruptcy case: http://p8g.tw/?dMo
  7. Opec sees oil pushed to $75-$80 http://p8g.tw/?e7Q
  8. GM bondholders refuse to accept a 10 percent equity stake in a new company - and push GM closer to chapter 11. http://p8g.tw/?uVG
  9. Consumer credit card debt increasingly worrying. Impact of unemployment getting stronger http://p8g.tw/?our
  10. Consumers slowly changing their mind - pushing equity markets up, credit trading tighter and oil over 62 USD http://p8g.tw/?ijM
  11. Everyone complaining about 165mio AIG bonuses - while a great share of 173 billion AIG bailout money went to Goldmans http://p8g.tw/?VTK
  12. China getting more and more vulnerable towards USD performance. Its direct USD debt already approaching 20% of GDP http://p8g.tw/?6Jk
  13. GBP continues to trade strong - even while facing the possible S&P downgrade of UK government debt http://p8g.tw/?18O
  14. Jim Cramer at the beginning of the crises. Now proved wrong on many calls but still a legendary must see http://p8g.tw/?XM2