For a third straight year, financial markets are heading
toward summer in a panic that Europe's debt woes could lead to a fresh
financial crisis and U.S. recession, the WSJ reports. And
debate is growing among investors about whether they can count on central banks
to rescue them again.
Just as in 2010 and 2011, stocks turned down heavily in May
on European debt worries. The declines accelerated last week as soft U.S. job
creation and manufacturing data prompted fears that the U.S. economy, which had
seemed a bastion in the face of European weakness, is losing steam…..
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