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July 17th, 2009

Frozen credit markets continue to pink up nicely

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Posted by: James Pethokoukis

Tags: Uncategorized, 2008 financial crisis, credit markets

Yes, credit markets are healthier, though clearly not back to normal (chart from Pimco):

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August 12th, 2009

9:40 am GMT

[...] Frozen credit markets continue to pink up nicely [...]

- Posted by Frozen Credit Hurting Companies | Just Business

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James Pethokoukis is the Money & Politics columnist and blogger for Reuters where he covers the nexus of Washington and Wall Street.
Previously he was the economics columnist and business editor at U.S.News & World Report magazine. Pethokoukis is also an official CNBC contributor and appears frequently on that network's Kudlow Report, Power Lunch, and The Call shows. In addition, he has appeared numerous times on MSNBC, Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network, CNN, and Nightly Business Report on PBS.
A 1989 graduate of Northwestern University where he double majored in Soviet politics and American history and a 1991 graduate of the Medill School of Journalism, Pethokoukis is a 2002 Jeopardy! champion. Pethokoukis can be reached at james.pethokoukis@thomsonreuters.com.
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