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Central Bank's assets slip 0.6% in Oct

MOSCOW. Dec 4 (Interfax) - The Central Bank's assets decreased by 96.7 billion rubles, or 0.6%, to 15.082 trillion rubles in October, the bank said on its website. Out of total liabilities, funds in the Central Bank's accounts went down by 279.4 billion rubles, or 2.9%, to 9.322 trillion rubles. Russian government funds went down by 239.5 billion rubles, or 3.3%, to 6.926 trillion rubles. Bank funds decreased by 143.2 billion rubles, or 14.2%, to 866.6 billion rubles. Out of total assets, funds provided by the Central Bank as loans and deposit placements increased by 370%, or 1.191 trillion rubles, to 1.515 trillion rubles. In addition, total funds placed by non-residents and in foreign- denominated securities went down by 9.2% to 1.273 trillion rubles.

Party over for Irish borrowers as foreign banks owed almost US$1.2-trillion

Borrowers in Ireland, one of Europe's smallest countries, have racked up one of its biggest debt mountains, topping a trillion dollars, according to figures released by the Bank for International Settlements. Borrowers in Ireland, including a fast-growing international financial services industry based there, owe foreign banks almost US$1.2-trillion -- roughly half as much as those in Germany and almost as high as Spain's US$1.3-trillion. It puts Ireland in a trillion-dollar club, shoulder to shoulder with five of Europe's biggest economies, including Germany, France and the United Kingdom. One of Europe's smallest countries by population, Ireland has become one of its wealthiest in terms of per capita GDP but is now grappling with recession after a property bubble bust.

Nearly 2 trillion tons of ice gone, NASA says

(CNN) -- Between 1.5 trillion and 2 trillion tons of ice in Greenland, Antarctica and Alaska have melted at an accelerating rate since 2003, according to NASA scientists, in the latest signs of what they say is global warming.

Banks boost assets to 61.1 trillion yuan

China's banking industry boosted its assets to 61.1 trillion yuan ($8.92 trillion) by the end of November, Liu Mingkang, chairman of China Banking Regulatory Commission said in Beijing Friday.

China's banks boost assets to 61.1 trillion yuan

China's banking industry boosted its assets to 61.1 trillion yuan ($8.92 trillion) by the end of November, Liu Mingkang, chairman of China Banking Regulatory Commission said in Beijing Friday.

China's banks boost assets to 61.1 trillion yuan

China's banking industry boosted its assets to 61.1 trillion yuan ($8.92 trillion) by the end of November, Liu Mingkang, chairman of China Banking Regulatory Commission said in Beijing Friday.

China's banks boost assets to 61.1 trillion yuan

China's banking industry boosted its assets to 61.1 trillion yuan ($8.92 trillion) by the end of November, Liu Mingkang, chairman of China Banking Regulatory Commission said in Beijing Friday.

2 trillion tonnes of ice gone in 5yrs: NASA (ABC)

NASA says it has satellite data that shows more than 2 trillion tonnes of land ice in Greenland, the Arctic, Antarctica and Alaska has melted in the past five years.

2 trillion tonnes of arctic ice melted since 2003: NASA

NASA scientists say their analysis of new satellite data shows that the Earth lost more than two trillion tons of land ice since 2003.

NASA: 2 trillion tons of ice melted since 2003 in Greenland, Antarctica, Alaska

NASA satellite data shows more than two trillion tons of ice have melted in Greenland, Antarctica and Alaska since 2003.

European bank chief says ?4.5 trillion world injection has not been enough

The £4.5 trillion pledged by governments to the world’s bankers has failed to end the threat of meltdown at the heart of the global financial system, Jean-Claude Trichet, the President of the European Central Bank, said yesterday.

U.S. Homes Will Lose $2 trillion in Value by End of 2008, California Hit Hardest

American homeowners will altogether lose $2 trillion in home value by the end of 2008, according to real estate experts at Zillow.com. The worst performing markets were in California while the best market was in Jacksonville, N.C.

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