Friday 20 July 2012

Will The Drought Dry Up Your Finances...The Alyona Show



Jul 19, 2012 by 
Well there's a number of economic stories that we need to get into today to forecast just what we're in for. For starters, Corn and soybean prices soared to record highs today as the US faces the worst drought in 50 years. Tom Vilsack, the US Agriculture Secretary told reporters that the only thing left to do is get down on your knees and pray....not so comforting if you ask me. Then, if we look back at a recent Federal Reserve report that showed that consumer credit rose by 8 percent in May, maybe we shouldn't exactly think that's a good thing. Sure, it means people are spending, but when they're putting it on plastic, how long can that really last? And, maybe some good news. The Consumer Financial Protection Burea slapped Capital One Bank with a 210 million dollar fine yesterday for deceptively marketing credit monitoring services to credit card customers. I guess we know why the banks fought the creation of the bureau so much. Alyona talks to Anthony Randazzo, the director of economic research for Reason Foundation and Stacy-Marie Ishmael, the Founder and Editor of Galavant Media.


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