Wednesday, Jul 16, 2008
Mainstream starts to grasp scale of problem
The Times: It’s worse than we feared and there’s more pain to come
The spectacle of customers queueing outside a small California bank on Monday to withdraw their deposits was unsettling enough for an American public already traumatised by a year-long financial crisis.
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1. gardeniadotnet said...
Love the optimism in this paragraph....
It will end, of course, in time. House prices will fall to a level at which they look cheap again. Banks will finally clear the backlog of dead and dying assets from their books.