Irish Corporate Depositors Withdraw Money
Dublin, Ireland, United Kingdom (AHN) – Despite the agreed $105 billion (70 billion pounds) bailout for Ireland, trouble continues to hound Dublin as corporate depositors panicked and withdrew their savings.
The Irish Central Bank admitted Tuesday that major international firms had been withdrawing their deposits from Ireland, which worsened the anxious mood of the market.
The chief investment officer of a major bond manager described Irish banks as bleeding deposits, recalling it was the same phenomenon that happened in Argentina and other emerging economies.
With the bailout, Ireland’s banking sector will be recapitalized, which would place the Allied Irish Banks into state control and the government majority stake in Bank of Ireland. The effect of this would be a mandated increase in capital cushions for the Irish banks from 8 to 12 percent. The move is expected to improve confidence in Ireland’s banking sector and stop the financial hemorrhage.
More than half of the bailout would be used to fund Dublin’s deficit spread over three years, while the remaining balance would be used to recapitalize banks and serve as contingency fund.
Markets are also still shaky that borrowing costs for Portugal and Spain jumped to dangerous levels over fears that European Union leaders are losing political control over the Irish crisis.
On Tuesday, yields on 10-year Portuguese bonds went up to 6.9 percent, which repeats the pattern of what happened to Greece and Ireland before these two nations were capitalized by the EU and the International Monetary Fund.
Spreads on 10-year Spanish bonds also grew to a record of 233 basis points over Bunds, which pushed the yield to 4.87 percent. With this development, Spanish Central Bank Governor Miguel Angel Fernandez Ordonez called on Madrid to fast track fiscal reforms to convince the market that Spain could put its house in order.
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Treasurys, dollar stay up after GDP revised higher
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Treasury prices and the dollar held onto gains on Tuesday after the U.S. said the economy grew at a 2.5% pace in the third quarter, revised from a previous estimate of 2%. Yields on 10-year notes , which move inversely to prices, fell 5 basis points to 2.75%. The dollar index , which tracks the performance of the greenback against a basket of other major rivals, rose to 79.143 from 78.611 in North American trade late Monday. The euro fell to $1.3502, versus $1.3629 Friday. Bonds and the dollar were higher before the data as military tensions on the Korean Peninsula and worries about Ireland and Portugal had investors seeking relatively safer assets. Still to come is data on existing home sales, the Federal Reserve’s next buyback, the government’s sale of 5-year notes and the release of the minutes from the most recent Fed meeting.
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Catlin outlines approval process for new store
CATLIN – Village officials outlined the process for the approval of a new retail store near Catlin on Tuesday.
Dollar General is considering building a new store on a one-acre tract just northeast of the Catlin village limits along the Catlin-Tilton Road.
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The bus stops here: New terminal to open in East End
A $1 million depot opening Tuesday will serve buses traveling to cities in Texas, other southern states and Mexico.
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Dollar adds to gains after ISM, factory data
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — The U.S. dollar solidified a turn higher Wednesday after a report on October growth in the services sector came in stronger than expected, and factory orders in September strengthened. The dollar index rose to 76.83, up from 76.719 late Tuesday and 76.605 earlier in the session. The euro bought $1.4023, down from $1.4036 late Tuesday and $1.4052 earlier in the session. Investors are keyed into the Federal Reserve’s afternoon policy meeting, when the central bank is expected to announce a new stimulus program involving large-scale bond purchases.
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Hungary secures spill firm premises, readies dam
BUDAPEST (Reuters) – Hungarian police secured all premises of aluminum firm MAL Zrt on Tuesday after a disastrous toxic sludge spill that prompted a government takeover, as crews raced to complete an emergency dam to prevent a second deluge.
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Gold eases below $1,345 as dollar recovers
Gold eased in Europe on Tuesday as the dollar rebounded on the back of uncertainty over the extent of quantitative easing expected from U.S. authorities, denting interest in the metal as a haven from weak currencies. Spot gold was bid at $1,343.25 an ounce at 0911 GMT (5:11 a.m. EDT), against $1,352.95 late in New York on Monday. U.S. gold futures for December delivery fell $10.
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