Regulators, lenders eye 5-year freeze

By Pete Southern in Uncategorized | December 5, 2007 13:00 |

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Federal regulators and lenders are homing in on five years as the length of an interest-rate freeze on subprime mortgages, Bloomberg reported, citing a source familiar with the negotiations.

Read More…

HONG KONG (Reuters) – Investment banking fees in the Asia Pacific region rose 36 percent to a record $11.7 billion so far this year — roughly the gross domestic product of oil-rich Brunei — with UBS and Goldman Sachs the top earners.

Read More…

Pete Southern About Pete Southern
Pete Southern is an active trader, chartist and writer for market blogs. He is currently technical analysis contributor and admin at this here blog.



Most Popular Content

Currency Articles - Aug 13, 2025 1:07 - 0 Comments

Bitcoin Holds Near $120K as 401(k) Buzz Meets Inflation Jitters

More In Currency Articles


Gold and Oil News - Aug 9, 2025 6:33 - 0 Comments

Gold Soars on Tariff Shock as Copper Holds Steady

More In Gold and Oil News


Shares and Markets - Aug 17, 2025 12:44 - 0 Comments

S&P 500 Grinds Higher as Rate Cut Hopes Simmer

More In Shares and Markets