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French and German banks have lent nearly $1 trillion and are more exposed to the debt crisis, a new report says.

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What’s happening thousands of miles away is setting the stage for a busy time in real estate. Europe’s debt crisis means lower mortgage rates for American home buyers.

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Turmoil in the stock market and the European debt crisis are making life easier for American homebuyers and families looking to refinance: Mortgage rates are inching closer to a record low.

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Japan’s Zombie Banking Taken To New Levels Of Lunacy Japan’s real estate and stock market bubbles burst in the early 1990’s. Since then, twenty years of non stop Government stimulus programs have failed and left Japan with the highest debt to GDP ratio in the world and two decades of lost economic growth. The costly attempt to have failed banks prop up failed companies has lead to a massive misallocation of capital and resulted in Zombie Firms and Zombie Banks. Banks were not forced

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Since the debt crisis began with the eruption of the subprime mess in 2007, Wall Street pundits have declared “an end to the crisis” at least three times: in mid-2007, in early 2008, and now. Each time, the government intervened with massive amounts of money to tamp down fear. Each time, investors rushed back to take risks. And each time, stocks rallied sharply. But throughout these interludes, the big bets and bad debts that fueled the crisis continued to grow; the nation’s saving

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