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Američke banke pucaju od zdravlja. KUKU LELE [bye]

Regional Banks Miss Estimates with Big Losses
Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Economy (Global) | Banking | Stock Market | Earnings
Sectors:Banks
Companies:Suntrust Preferred Capital I | KeyCorp Capital VIII | Huntington Bancshares Inc | Fifth Third Bancorp | Comerica Inc | BB and T Corp
By: CNBC.com and Reuters | 22 Jan 2009 | 07:09 AM ET
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Fifth Third [FITB 3.99 — UNCH (0) ] reported a much wider-than-expected loss Thursday, but said its tier 1 capital ratio was strong at more than 10 percent.

The company lost $3.82 a share in the most recent quarter. Analysts surveyed by Reuters expected the company to break even.

SunTrust Banks [STI 15.21 — UNCH (0) ] posted a surprise fourth-quarter loss as the large U.S. Southeast regional bank significantly increased the amount of money it set aside to cover loan losses.

The Atlanta-based lender reported a loss of $379.7 million, or $1.08 per share, compared with year-earlier net income of $3.3 million, or 1 cent a share.

Revenue rose 9 percent from the year-ago period to $1.93 billion.

Analysts on average expected a profit of 6 cents per share on revenue of $2.16 billion, according to Reuters Estimates.

And KeyCorp [KEY 6.69 — UNCH (0) ]posted a loss of $1.13 per share in the fourth quarter, compared with expectations of a small loss of only one cent per share by Reuters analysts.

Comerica [CMA 13.86 — UNCH (0) ] reported a profit of 2 cents per share from 79 cents in the fourth quarter of 2007 and said it expects to reduce its workforce by 5 percent.

Its results for the fourth quarter 2008 included a $192 million provision for loan losses. Its net interest margin fell to 2.82 percent from 3.11 percent in the third quarter, Comerica said in a statement.

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New jobless claims rise more than expected to 589K
New jobless claims rise more than expected to 589,000 as companies continue mass layoffs

* Thursday January 22, 2009, 8:43 am EST

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The government says the number of first-time jobless benefit claims jumped more than expected last week, as companies cut jobs at a furious pace.

The Labor Department says initial jobless benefit claims rose to a seasonally adjusted 589,000 in the week ending Jan. 17, from an upwardly revised figure of 527,000 the previous week. The latest tally was well above Wall Street economists’ expectations of 540,000 new claims.

The total matches a 26-year high reached four weeks ago. The last time claims were higher was in November 1982, when the economy was emerging from a steep recession, though the work force has grown by about half since then.

Banks ask for crisis funds for eastern Europe

"Leading international banks operating in central and eastern Europe have clubbed together to lobby the European Union and the European Central Bank to extend their anti-crisis policies to ease the credit crunch in the region.
The group of ten, which wants action to ease liquidity shortages and help revive lending, is urging Brussels and the ECB to extend support beyond the EU’s new member states, such as Poland, to prospective members, such as Serbia, and to Ukraine, which has few prospects of joining the bloc soon.
But the international banks want Brussels and the ECB to make clear that they stand ready to assist vulnerable non-EU members. Mr Stepic declined to specify which countries might need such support but bankers said they could include those with high external financing needs, including Serbia and Bosnia, as well as Ukraine.
As well as Raiffeisen, the banks involved are Italy’s Unicredit and Intesa Sanpaolo, Austria’s Erste Bank, Société Générale from France, Belgium’s KBC, German Bayern Landesbank, Sweden’s Swedbank and SEB and EFG Eurobank from Greece."

Da li ćemo i mi dobiti jedan bejlaut?

Racunam na to… Odu balkanski tigrovi, ode Austrija. [thumbsup]

OMFG!!!
Majko žalosna!!!

Evo Europčani već krenuli put minusa
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Racunam na to… Odu balkanski tigrovi, ode Austrija. [thumbsup]

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Bogami, izgleda da su Austrijanci gadno exposed

Europa u minusu, nakon onakvog zelenila jučer kod Amerikanaca.

Kaj bu onda?

Home construction plunges more than expected in December, falling to new lows since the data has been tracked

"Housing permits and starts both tumbled to record lows in December, according to a government report released Thursday.
Housing permits fell 10.7% from the month prior to an annual rate of 549,000 in December, the Commerce Department said, while starts were down 15.5% from November to an annual rate of 550,000.
Both measures, which were already at record lows in November, trumped those numbers in December, at least as far back as the data has been tracked."

Ide to up,up
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