A Global Credit Squeeze Is Felt Unevenly

Governments hang on to their money as fear of lending sweeps the globe
Floyd Norris
February 11, 2009

Asian Central Banks Consider Alternatives to Big Dollar Holdings

In efforts to reduce US dollar reserves, Asian Tigers, China and Japan could spook US bond markets
Phillip Day
February 5, 2004

A Textile Capital of China Is Hobbled by a Downturn Gone Global

Factories and workers must adjust to new global thriftiness
David Barboza
March 10, 2009

How Washington Can Prevent “Zombie Banks”

Governments should close the banks that cannot lend or protect public savings in responsible ways
James Baker
March 10, 2009

Should China and the U.S. Swap Stimulus Packages?

While the US and China economies are flailing, both need rebalancing
Bill Powell
March 6, 2009
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