Tomorrow looks like it is going to be an interesting day in the financial markets, because that's when the
credit default swaps on
Lehman Brothers are
coming due.
Today, when I checked, the US Treasury Bond 3-month rate was 1.02, though it had been 0.11 last week, and the TED Spread was 2.97, though it had been 4.63 last week.
Here are some other links relating to the financial crisis.
YouTube video: The Financial Crisis explained. "Looks like we'd better have the talk. Sometimes when a market loves a security very much..." That's the best line of the video, the rest of the explanation isn't as good.
Metafilter has a
list of blogs to follow the financial crisis.
claporte mentioned
Henry Champ's blog.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb anticipated the crisis, and has had some interesting things to say about it, such as
in this podcast (
mp3).
Here is
George Soros' website with
interviews,
speeches and
articles (the articles page is the one most like a blog.) I recently read Soros' book
The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crisis of 2008 and What It Means and was impressed by it. Maybe I'll write more about it later.