AFP | Nov. 19, 2008
China in September became the largest foreign holder of US treasuries ahead of Japan, the US Treasury Department reported in figures released Tuesday.

By Paul Joseph Watson | PrisonPlanet.com | Nov. 20, 2008
Senator James Inhofe has revealed that Henry Paulson was behind the threats of martial law and a new great depression prior to the passage of the bailout bill, having made such warnings during a conference call on September 19th, around two weeks before the legislation was eventually approved by both the Senate and Congress.

By tmartin | RonPaul.com | Nov. 18, 2008
Ron Paul questions Ben Bernanke about his secret meetings with other central bankers. What have they been talking about? Is the dollar finished and is there a new world currency on the agenda? What role is gold going to play, if any? Bernanke, while remaining evasive about the details of his meetings, denies the rumors and asserts that the dollar is not dead.

By Paul B. Farrell | Market Watch | Nov. 18, 2008
By 2011? No recovery? No new bull? "Hey Paul, why do you keep talking about a bigger crash coming by 2011?" Readers ask that often. So here's a sequel to my predictions of 2000 and 2004, with a look three years ahead:

By Peter Cooper | SeekingAlpha.com | Nov. 17, 2008
‘We have just been in Bahrain and everybody is cashed up!’ one banker told me today. My reply was that if everybody is now in cash, then it just has to be the wrong place to be. There are some very good reasons to worry about a large cash position.

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Max Keiser talks about the false economy that is going into place, and how they are setting us up for a new finacial new world order of totally control through the centeral banks.

By Peter J. Cooper | SilverSeek.com | Nov. 10, 2008
Legendary investor Jim Rogers, whose conversion to commodities as an investment class back in 1999 preceded the end of the 20-year bear market by a couple of months, is backing silver over gold as an asset class to beat inflation.

By Muriel Kane | RawStory.com | Nov. 17, 2008
Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK) is making waves by criticizing Treasury Secretary Paulson's handling of the bailout and saying that Congress should take back whatever is left of the $700 billion "blank check" it issued to the Bush administration in October.

AP | Nov. 17, 2008
Citigroup Inc. is cutting approximately 53,000 more jobs in the coming quarters as the banking giant struggles to steady itself after suffering massive losses from deteriorating debt. The plans, posted on the company's Web site, are being discussed by CEO Vikram Pandit at the company's town hall meeting in New York Monday with employees.

Washington Post | Nov. 17, 2008
The world's international financial institutions will be reshaped and worldwide regulatory and accounting rules reformed as a result of the G20 meeting. The global leaders' 11-page statement spoke of broad principles, leaving the details to be worked out by aides before another summit meeting in April, after Barack Obama assumes the US presidency.

By Elizabeth Moyer | Forbes.com | Nov. 12, 2008
For all the fury over Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's $700 billion emergency economic relief fund, it seems downright puny when compared to the running total of the government's response to the credit crisis.

By Larry Edelson | Money And Markets | Nov. 13, 2008
If you think this weekend’s G-20 meetings in Washington are only about designing short-term fixes to the financial system and regulatory reforms for banks, hedge funds, brokers, mortgage companies and investment banks … think again.

By Richard Behar | Fox News | Nov. 14, 2008
Another major international financial institution has had its computer system attacked by unknown cyber-hackers, FOX News has learned. The discovery of the assault last week threw into crisis the Washington, D.C. based International Monetary Fund (IMF), which offers emergency financial aid to countries faced with balance-of-payments problems, and provoked a shutdown of IMF computers that lasted for several days.

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Dennis Kucinich talks to CNN about his questions he posed to Neel Kashkari during a hearing held by the House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee.

By Mariam Al Hakeem | GulfNews.com | Nov. 12, 2008
There has been an unprecedented demand for gold in the Saudi market recently, with over 13 billion Saudi riyals (Dh12.75 billion) being spent on the yellow metal during the last two weeks.