Gasoline prices fall below $3 a gallon
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The average price for a gallon of gasoline in the United States fell below $3 due to less demand and slightly lower oil prices, and was likely to hold steady, according to an industry analyst.

US stocks tilt lower after global selloff
NEW YORK – Wall Street looked to open lower Monday following heavy selloffs on Asian and European exchanges.

Investors seek best strategies to short credit
LONDON (Reuters) – Many investors in derivatives are now hunting the best way to go short on credit based on the expectation that corporate defaults will rise this year.

Risks in Fed’s deeper interest rate cuts
LOOKING FORWARD: Economists predict that the Federal Reserve will probably keep dropping rates for much of the year in order to boost the economy.
What will happen to retirees living primarily on interest income?

To Build Confidence, Try Better Bricks (by Robert J. Shiller is professor of economics and finance at Yale, thanks to Economist’s View)
While a temporary tax cut and interest rate cuts are good ideas, they don’t address the underlying crisis of confidence. If these measures succeed merely in making people consume more, running to the malls and making the already-negative personal saving rate even more negative, they won’t restore faith in the financial markets… It won’t be easy, but the first step would be to set up a national study commission and to pay for serious creative research on how to adapt important ideas, like deposit insurance and securities regulation, to a modern financial world.

Free trade is great – just ask Gordon Brown (by Chris in Paris at AMERICAblog)
As long as you have a political pension and benefits for life like Gordon Brown and others who talk up free trade. It’s all fine and good to talk about the evils of protectionism but you have to be able to address the valid concerns of working people who watch their jobs go overseas or pay decline rapidly… Moving in that direction over time is one thing, but the well being of families is at stake, so no need to rush overnight.

French bank accuses trader of hacking
PARIS – Societe Generale detailed Sunday how a young trader evaded all its controls to bet some $73 billion — more than the French bank’s market worth — saying he hacked computers and used other “fraudulent methods” to cover his tracks, causing billions of dollars in losses.
I’m still not buying it.  That would be an awful lot of hacking.

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