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A recent Nielsen survey portrays that Asia Pacific consumers are ready to spend their way out of recession. Renewed willingness to spend as 2010 progresses is found in China, Brazil, India, Singapore and Hong Kong. Stock market investments and increased savings are a result of consumers being more confident in the market, including spending on luxury items such as vacations, clothes and entertainment.

The US dollar, which has served as a world reserve currency for nearly 38 years appears to be in jeopardy as far as its status of a reserve currency goes. The world seems not to blindly trust the US dollar any longer for this purpose as its intrinsic value seems to be under challenge.

The Global financial system is so much inclined in the ways people think that it has become the untouchable constant function of perception of life so anything else suggested is considered heretic or even farther totally impossible and generally insane. The “Status quo” principles are: individual countries and global monetary quantities are directly connected to economic growth of a country’s economy; the ways capital could be…

Foreclosures and short sales continue to dominate the nation’s real estate market. Foreclosure rescue companies are defrauding homeowners in foreclosure in high numbers. In attempts to deter mortgage fraudsters and assist distressed homeowners in danger of default or foreclosure, states throughout the nation are beginning to pass various legislation to prevent foreclosure rescue scams.

The last quarter of 2009 was a good quarter for the US economy, which showed positive growth for the first time after several consecutive quarters of negative growth. But, the US economy’s engine seems to have run out of steam in October, when growth seems to have missed the expectations mark.