- Ford in talks to sell Volvo to China's Geely Auto (Bloomberg)
- Here come the Treasuries (FT)
- Bank Rossii's generosity will be the reason for its downfall (Bloomberg)
- Credit card delinquencies at record high (FT)
- Hedge Fund Galleon Group is expanding aggressively into Asia (Bloomberg)
- Unlike the U.S., Russia tells businesses not to rely on state (Moscow Times)
- Bankrupt copper miner Asarco likely to be acquired by Sterlite (Bloomberg)
Oh and a bit more on Aleris: sources inform us that the Company has hired Weil Gotshal and Alvarez & Marsal, both of Lehman bankruptcy fame, to advise on the upcoming restructuring, and that the extruded aluminum products maker is seeking an up to $400 million DIP. However, when it heard about the cost (at least L+1000) it may have decided against it. As a reference point, if the situation at Aleris goes from bad to worse, it will likely imply that debt-free aluminum heat-plate competitor Kaiser Aluminum may stand to benefit as Aleris' woes mount.
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Check this out:
http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/02/goldman-says-fund-managers-expect-deflation.html
Goldman's survey has 83% of macro managers expecting deflation.
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