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"A Greek default riskssparkinga financial contagion
Europe is more likely than the USto causea financial contagion
if debt is n’t brought under control controlcould resultin financial contagion
a messy Greek defaultwould leadto financial contagion
a risk of " global risk repricingleadingto financial contagion
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If the economy does n’t soon improve , much of this debt could go into defaulttriggeringfinancial contagion
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China ’s corporate debt defaultscould causefinancial contagion
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A second potential difficulty with liquidating a large , systemically dangerous institution ... obligationsto preventfinancial contagion
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continuing economic risks such as the high number of foreclosures , Europe ’s debt crisis , and high oil pricescould causea " financial contagion
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2:14 pm TWN A - A+中文WASHINGTON-- China and the BRICS emerging economies ... US$ 400 billionto preventfinancial contagion
synchronized fiscal , monetary , and exchange rate policiesto preventfinancial contagion
more - orderly recourse to debt restructuring combined with the forceful exercise of ECB powersto preventfinancial contagion
that a sovereign debt crisis in Europe could blow the collateral changes off the banking systemthereby causingfinancial contagion
the paralyzing inability of politicians and the public to take tough measures to deal with the situation(passive) caused byfinancial contagion
problems with foreign banks or neighboring countries who share a common lendercould triggerfinancial contagion
Financial linkagescan leadto financial contagion
their capital buffers and European Union leaders ... ready with extra helpto preventfinancial contagion
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in insolvencies across the industry and the broader financial service sectorresultingin insolvencies across the industry and the broader financial service sector
in Greece and Wall Streetoriginatedin Greece and Wall Street
from the Turkish currency crisisresultingfrom the Turkish currency crisis
in China and finding its way into the EUoriginatingin China and finding its way into the EU
the crisis five years agotriggeredthe crisis five years ago
an Economic Crisis - MIT Sloan Executive Education Heeding contagion — preventing another economic crisis The U.S. is unflinching in its optimism and ability to move forward after a crisis , such as the 2008 recessionPreventingan Economic Crisis - MIT Sloan Executive Education Heeding contagion — preventing another economic crisis The U.S. is unflinching in its optimism and ability to move forward after a crisis , such as the 2008 recession
to spread beyond Greece 's borderswas setto spread beyond Greece 's borders
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to part two of the crisis in exchange for exporting economic contagion that will ( on the optimistic side ) restrain growth for at least a couple of years and quite possibly send us back into a global recession ( and increasing possibilityleadingto part two of the crisis in exchange for exporting economic contagion that will ( on the optimistic side ) restrain growth for at least a couple of years and quite possibly send us back into a global recession ( and increasing possibility
the country to overtake Spain as the next most weak economy in the Eurozone sovereign debt crisisledthe country to overtake Spain as the next most weak economy in the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis
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if capital begins to flee from riskier marketscould resultif capital begins to flee from riskier markets
the entire system to collapsecausesthe entire system to collapse
to a credit event like in 2008 , when hedge funds were forced to meet margin calls by selling liquid assets such as commodity futurescould leadto a credit event like in 2008 , when hedge funds were forced to meet margin calls by selling liquid assets such as commodity futures
financial volatilitycan createfinancial volatility
to global economic collapseleadingto global economic collapse
to a restriction on the availability of credit in world financial marketshas ledto a restriction on the availability of credit in world financial markets
bank failures(passive) provoked bybank failures
a huge instability in the international financial marketscreatinga huge instability in the international financial markets
in the USA and spread to other countries via their immense holdings of dollar - denominated assetsoriginatedin the USA and spread to other countries via their immense holdings of dollar - denominated assets
to a credit freeze upleading almost immediatelyto a credit freeze up
to a chain of sovereign defaults and a " doomloop " on steroids for the banking systemwould leadto a chain of sovereign defaults and a " doomloop " on steroids for the banking system
from European banks ' lack of a supervisory and resolution mechanismresultingfrom European banks ' lack of a supervisory and resolution mechanism
in Europe , Asia , or Africaoriginatingin Europe , Asia , or Africa
a huge inestability in the international financial markets.[6creatinga huge inestability in the international financial markets.[6
to systemic risk20,21,22,23,24,25contributingto systemic risk20,21,22,23,24,25
a new category of “ too big to fail ” banks which , in effect , provided free insurance cover from the Federal Reservecreateda new category of “ too big to fail ” banks which , in effect , provided free insurance cover from the Federal Reserve
failed banks(passive) caused byfailed banks
market pullbackscausesmarket pullbacks
to the very rapid global spread of recessioncan leadto the very rapid global spread of recession
it to spread from country to country , and where Asian economies stand today in terms of their financial vulnerabilitiesledit to spread from country to country , and where Asian economies stand today in terms of their financial vulnerabilities
in weaker institutionsoriginatesin weaker institutions
abroadoriginatingabroad
even from financial speculation alonecould resulteven from financial speculation alone
from European loan defaultsresultedfrom European loan defaults
investors to sell or shy away from new purchases of LGFV debtcausinginvestors to sell or shy away from new purchases of LGFV debt
in longer - term economic losswould resultin longer - term economic loss
rapid capital flight not only from Brazil but from other Latin markets as wellcould causerapid capital flight not only from Brazil but from other Latin markets as well
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