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FINANCIAL News, Money, Banks, Economic and Financial Crisis, Mar 27, 2012

ChaseOECD pushes for $1.3 trillion eurozone crisis fund
Huffington Post
According to the organization's annual report for the eurozone, which was released Tuesday, vulnerable states may need more than (EURO)1 trillion in aid over the coming two years and Gurria said eurozone finance ministers should take a decision to ...
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OECD head urges euro countries to boost crisis fund to $1.3 trillion-plus to ...
Chicago Tribune
A permanent bailout fund of at least €1 trillion would give governments the breathing space to focus on kickstarting growth and restoring the competitiveness of their economies, Gurria added.As well as shoring up thefinancial defenses, the OECD chief ...
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Debt crisis: live
Telegraph.co.uk
Britain faces a long road back to pre-crisis growth rates, Sir Mervyn King has said, as the Governor of the Bank of England added that he could not rule out more money printing to boost the ailing UK economy. The eurozone's woes have deepened with ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
Germany open to raise crisis firewall to $930 bn
BusinessWeek
By GABRIELE STEINHAUSER and DAVID RISING Germany has backed down from its resistance to boosting Europe's financial firewalls, after Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was open to temporarily boosting the eurozone's bailout funds to (EURO)700 billion ...
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German Leader Agrees to More Bailout Money for Euro Zone Nations
New York Times
BRUSSELS — The European Union took a big step on Monday toward building a financial firewall strong enough to prevent the spread of fiscal contagion to major economies like Spain. The move came after Germany dropped its opposition to bringing the ...
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Eurozone Follies: Confusing Callousness for Courage
Huffington Post
Even when Europe established a new facility, the European Financial Stability Facility, to lend money in 2011, Germany restricted it from borrowing from the ECB. The EFSF should be expanded, without question. Some resist that idea, most prominently ...
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OECD pushes for $1.3 trillion eurozone crisis fund
Bismarck Tribune
A permanent bailout fund of at least (EURO)1 trillion would give governments the breathing space to focus on kickstarting growth and restoring the competitiveness of their economies, Gurria added. As well as shoring up thefinancial defenses, ...
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OECD: Eurozone has yet to overcome debt crisis
New Europe
Its overall assessment for the single European money economic zone was that the Eurozone has not overcome yet the debt and fiscal crisis, and there is a lot more work still to be done. According to the OECD, Eurozone banks must also overcome the crisis ...
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Health-Care Law, Goldman, Facebook, JPMorgan in Court News
Bloomberg
S&P blamed the global financial crisis, when credit markets froze following the 2008 bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., for the notes' collapse. “To say adverse economic conditions, even very adverse economicconditions” could be blamed for ...
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Eurozone Follies: Confusing Callousness for Courage
Huffington Post
Even when Europe established a new facility, the European Financial Stability Facility, to lend money in 2011, Germany restricted it from borrowing from the ECB. The EFSF should be expanded, without question. Some resist that idea, most prominently ...
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Germany agrees to more bailout money for eurozone
Austin American-Statesman
By Gabriele Steinhauser and David Rising ASSOCIATED PRESS BERLIN — Germany has backed down from its resistance to boosting Europe's financial firewalls, after Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was open to temporarily boosting the eurozone's bailout ...
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Austin American-Statesman
Analysis: For resilient Portugal, time is the enemy
WAMC
By Alan Wheatley and Daniel Alvarenga COIMBRA, Portugal (Reuters) - Stuffed into a time capsule, this ancient university town's local newspaper would give future historians a good idea of the pain that Europe's first financial crisis of the century ...
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Will the EU decide to double up?
The Independent
That's the view of many observers of the long-running eurozone sovereign debtcrisis. And that's the reason pressure is rising for European finance ministers to "double up" when the meet in the Danish capital, Copenhagen, on Friday.
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For resilient Portugal, time is the enemy
Reuters UK
"The financial sector just isn't injecting money into the economy," said the president of Centro region's chamber of commerce, Jose Couto. Coimbra, two hours north of Lisbon by train, is Centro's largest city. "It's got to the point where even viable ...
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OECD pushes for 1 trillion euro firewall
Ninemsn
Check out ninemsn Finance's Tax Time for tips and advice on how to make your 2011/12 tax return work for you. The 17 countries that use the euro need to build a one trillion euro ($A1.27 trillion) firewall to help the struggling currency union return ...
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Bernanke Jawbones the Equity Markets Higher
Business Insider
EU finance ministers will meet again on March 30 to discuss additional steps needed to support the member countries. By the way, just how much moneydo you think the EU ministers have spent on travel, dinners and meetings since this debt crisis began?
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Germany Backs Temporary Boost To Bailout Fund
NASDAQ
The chancellor's move comes ahead of a European finance ministers' meeting on Friday in Copenhagen, where officials are expected to reach a consensus on the issue. The US, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank have been nudging ...
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Euro zone set to vote for 'superfund'
Business Day
EURO-zone finance ministers are ready to sign off on an increase in the region's financial firewall this week, with concern about Spain's fiscal position banishing any complacency that the currency bloc's debt crisis is a thing of the past.
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Egypt's 2012 stock boom worries some fund managers
Reuters
"Yes, we're bottom-up investors and we want to buy the stocks; but theeconomic politics are so uncertain you could lose half your money just on the currency," said Oliver Bell, portfolio manager for T. Rowe Price Group Inc's Africa & Middle East Fund.
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BRICS summit – 'developing' countries developing fast
The Voice of Russia
BRICS is an economic alliance uniting Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – hence the abbreviation. The summit will discuss the situation in the world's economy, a reform of the IMF, energy security and the most acute problems in the world's ...
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The Voice of Russia
Warning signs in South America
Pravda
This approach will never be shared by the developed economies and theirfinancial institutions like the IMF, which have built a model for the globaleconomy and countries capital exporting and industrial products, and at the other extreme, ...
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EUROPEAN OPENING NEWS INCLUDING: Global Industrial Production growth to slow...
Proactive Investors UK
ECB's Draghi said there are signs of stabilization in the financial markets and overall economic activity, but Euro-area must continue with great diligence. These signs of stabilization do not signal higher inflation pressure. (RTRS) Concerning Spain ...
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Facilities for prisoners
Pakistan Daily Times
Sir: A public health expert of South Korean origin is now the US nominee to lead the World Bank (WB). How a former head of HIV/AIDS at the WHO will look after the world's ailing economies is yet to be seen as the two jobs are not interrelated.
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Disputed Reports that Troika Wants More Spending Cuts
Greek Reporter
European Commission officials denied stories in Greek media that officials of the European Union-International Monetary Fund-European Central Bank (EU-IMF-ECB) Troika were due here March 26 for more inspections of the country's economic outlook.
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Greek Reporter
European markets open trades on Bernanke and Draghi comments
FXstreet.com
... debt crisis after granting Greece with a second bailout, ECB injected moremoney to banks to boost liquidity and on expected expansion in European lifeline which would provoke similar expansion in IMF sources up to $1 trillion to combat crisis.
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Sri Lankan farmers demonstrate for a higher rice price
World Socialist Web Site
In reality, farmers are being hit by high production costs, while the population as a whole is bearing the brunt of the government's moves to increase prices on many essentials, in line with International Monetary Fund (IMF) directives.
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World Socialist Web Site
Gulf markets eye leads on global economic outlook
Zawya (registration)
KUWAIT: The market ended -0.4% at 6221.50 Sunday; undermined byfinancial stocks. QATAR: Doha's market closed +0.6% at 8705.15 Sunday; propped up by industry and bank stocks. BAHRAIN: The main gauge of stocks ended +0.6% at 1155.61 Sunday; supported by ...
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US Notes Europe's Progress in Easing Its Debt Crisis
Serious concerns remain about Europe's impact on financial markets and ...Mr. Geithner said, “The European economies at the center of the crisis have made ...
www.nytimes.com/.../us-finance-leaders-see-much-reduced-ris...
The role of the IMF in the post-financial crisis world | Catch21 ...
The International Monetary Fund, a quasi-bank without the full authority, has a cash ... IMF intervention is much more common in the post-crash globaleconomy, with its ... New legal powers need to be drafted, and agreed, by nation states. ... The financial ability of the IMF to bailout countries is not associated to the money ...
www.catch21.co.uk/.../the-role-of-the-imf-in-the-post-financia...
“Macro…, what?!” The New Buzz on Financial Stability « iMFdirect ...
But in the aftermath of the global financial crisis, macroprudential policy—which ... part of the overall policy toolkit to preserve economic stability and sustain growth. ... Recently, we co-hosted with the Central Bank of Uruguay a high-level ... over | beyondbrics | News and views on emerging markets from the Financial Times ...
blog-imfdirect.imf.org/.../macro-what-the-new-buzz-on-financ...
Dar eyes IMF cash to beat economic crisis
Dar eyes IMF cash to beat economic crisis, Send to a friend ... to a programme that will enable it borrow money from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as a ...
thecitizen.co.tz/.../20650-dar-eyes-imf-cash-to-beat-economic-...

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