Greenspan talks down US recession risk (Adelaide Now)
THE probability of a recession in the US has increased but is still less than 50 per cent, former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said in comments overnight.
More...US recession gauges send mixed signals (Gulf Times)
WASHINGTON: Recession talk is heating up as the slumping housing market threatens to shackle free-spending consumers, yet stocks remain near record highs, indicating that many investors see little cause for alarm.
More...Greenspan says US recession more likely (Guardian Unlimited)
Former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan says the risk of a US recession has increased, and denies regulators were caught unawares by the problems which caused the global credit crunch. By Julia Kollewe.
More...(AFX UK Focus) 2007-09-28 12:01 GMT: Stockholm shares weaker midday as Greenspan warns of raised US recession risk (Interactive Investor)
STOCKHOLM (Thomson Financial) - Stockholm shares were marginally lower on nervousness after former US Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan warned that the chances of a recession in the US have increased, and said he is more pessimistic over the outlook for the world economy.
More...US rate-cut optimism propels Asia higher (Taipei Times)
Asian stocks climbed this week, driving a regional benchmark to a record, on speculation the US Federal Reserve will trim borrowing costs to help avert a recession in the world's biggest economy.
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