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EUROZONE Debt Crisis News, Jun 27, 2011

Greece Debt Crisis Long-term Solution EU Unification Under One Leader?
The Market Oracle
On March 25, 2011, the leaders of the euro zone approved a new, constant crisis mechanism. Although it has a different name, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), it will function on the basis of the same principle as its predecessor fund, the EFSF, ...
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Euro-zone debt crisis continues
Al-Bawaba
After reaching a high of 1.4442, The Euro plummeted on Thursday to reach a low of 1.4127 against the Dollar, on fears that the EU might not provide the second bailout package to the debt-burdened country. The Euro recouped some of its losses by Friday, ...
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"Probably inevitable" a country will exit euro-Soros
Reuters
With a debt crisis in some peripheral members testing the EU's cohesiveness at a time of popular disquiet in wealthier countries over bailouts, he said leaders had to adopt measures now to remedy the situation. "Let's face it: we are on the verge of an ...
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Sunday newspaper round-up: Eurozone, China, North Sea tax
ShareCast
In Hungary, Wen Jiabao said on Saturday he was 'still confident' that Europe can overcome the debt crisis and that China would remain a long-term investor in Europe's debt market. (...)Wang He, a researcher with the Institute of European Studies at top ...
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Greek debt crisis prompts fears of EU disintegration
The Guardian
... and Malta in January 2008, Slovakia in 2009 and Estonia at the beginning of this year, bringing the total number of eurozone countries to 17. May 2010 The euro falls to a 14-month low of $1.25 as the growing Greek debt crisis rocks global markets. ...
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Greek debt crisis: Jim O'Neill warns eurozone leaders 'be bold or the grand ...
Telegraph.co.uk
Despite everyone talking about the European Monetary Union (EMU) crisis being a sovereign debt crisis, I suspect it is something more troubling. The GDP-weighted level of deficits and debt in the euro area is actually lower than the US, ...
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EU's Juncker: If Greek Program Is Carried Out, Debt Will Be Sustainable
Wall Street Journal
He added that all the proposed solutions to Greece's debt crisis required more integration. He said he was in favor of the creation of a common European finance minister and European bonds backed by the member states of the euro zone. ...
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Enter the dragon 'to save the euro'
Telegraph.co.uk
It is in the interest of cash-rich China to help resolve the eurozone debt crisis, but Chinese premier Wen Jiabao, who is visiting Britain and Continental Europe, will want a share of the West's buying power in return . Chinese premier Wen Jiabao ...
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Greek rebel lawmakers may block austerity
Reuters
... European leaders to avoid a crisis in the 17-member euro zone. German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble urged the Greek parliament to approve the measures, warning that the EU would not relax this condition for disbursing the next aid tranche. ...
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Forex - EUR/USD weekly outlook: June 27- July 1
Forex Pros
Forexpros – Last week saw the euro post its third consecutive weekly decline against the US dollar, as investors shunned the single currency amid concerns that Greece's sovereign debt crisis could deepen. EUR/USD hit 1.4126 on Thursday, ...
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Worst is yet to come for hard-hit Canada stocks
Reuters Canada
By Claire Sibonney TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's sliding stock market may not hit bottom for months as weakening economic growth and an unresolved debt crisis in Europe turn off more investors before a modest year-end rebound. The majority of more than ...
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Fischer anxious about high gov't spending
Globes
Commenting on Greece's debt crisis and its possible effects on the eurozone, Fischer said that remarks by analysts that it would be very hard for Greece to avoid default were meaningless, because such remarks are made all the time. ...
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Banker Occupation of Libya
Bay Area Indymedia
Greece's business-friendly fiscal legacy, in fact, caused today's crisis, squeezing public spending in favor of the rich the rich, especially with sweetheart tax policies letting much of their income go undeclared. Financial deception followed. ...
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A Midyear Guide to Going Global
Wall Street Journal
If the Greek debt crisis can get resolved, Europe could put in a strong second half. But there's scant optimism for that notion. So the region is likely to have a herky-jerky second half, with sentiment dominated by Greece, Portugal and Ireland. ...
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Greece crisis: Cronyism is killing business, firms say
BBC News
If you want to invest 5 or 10 million euros and this country does not support you and faces you like an enemy... then people are fed up and they leave” That matters because if Greece is to pay back its international debt and not pitch Europe's banking...
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Australian share market to open lower
Herald Sun
US stocks fell hard on Friday as fresh concerns about eurozone financial stability, this time focusing on Italy, unnerved investors already rattled by the Greek debt crisis. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 115.42 points (0.96 per cent) to ...
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Investors Pay for Safety of US Debt
Wall Street Journal
By CYNTHIA LIN NEW YORK—Investors seeking shelter from the euro-zone debt crisis are pushing safe-harbor Treasury-bill yields so low that they are lending to the US government for free, or even paying a small fee to do so. Treasury-bill yields are at ...
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Weekly Review and Outlook: Swiss Franc Broadly Higher on Risk Aversion ...
Action Forex
The debt crisis in Eurozone continued to weigh on market sentiments. On the other hand, investors are clearly dissatisfied with Fed's outlook and the lack of talk on QE3. After the FOMC meeting, Fed Chairman Bernanke signaled that there will be no QE3 ...
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PERRYMAN: The Greek problem could even hit US shores
Odessa American
However, since investors are already somewhat lacking in confidence and have recently endured a major credit crisis, it doesn't take much to generate a sizable sell-off. Moreover, banks in some countries remain similarly stressed by continuing fallout ...
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Bill Jamieson: The euro faces its moment of truth
Scotsman
By widespread admission in Brussels, Europe is facing its most serious financial crisis since the failure of Credit-Anstalt bank in 1931 - the trigger event that pushed Europe and the world into the Great Depression. We are perilously close to a ...
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EU leaders endorse Mario Draghi as ECB president
VietNamNet Bridge
Draghi would start his new job at a pivotal time when the euro zone is still battling with a sovereign debt crisis. "In these tough economic times, it is reassuring to know that the euro-zone will be in safe hands with Mr. Draghi and I look forward to ...
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Risk for Egypt and Tunisia from Europe
The National
Lindsay Mackenzie for The National; Graphic Source: Bloomberg News Investors are expected to be keeping a close eye on developments in the euro zone this week as the continent's debt crisis continues. Regional market watchers are particularly keen to ...
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Overseas Central Bank Yen Asset Buying Props Up Bonds, Currency
San Francisco Chronicle
... debt crisis in Europe erodes sentiment on the euro. "Overseas central banks are apparently shifting investment of foreign reserves to yen assets from euro- denominated assets because concerns about sovereign debt in Greece and other euro-zone ...
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China Pledges Eurozone Support | FrumForum
By FrumForum News
He had come from Hungary, where he was asked about the debt crisis in Europe, and especially the situation in Greece. “China will consistently support Europe and the euro,” Mr Wen said. He said he was confident the eurozone could overcome its problems. ... Recent Posts by FrumForum News. Christie “Not A Fan” Of Gay Marriage · Biden Warns GOP On Deficit Talks · Israel Tears Down Part Of Barrier · Iran Anti-Terror Summit Slams U.S. · Cameron Aide Dies After Press Leak ...
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Finance Minister: Eurozone could survive Greek default - The Local
The eurozone is preparing for the worst in the Greek debt crisis and will cope should Athens default on its loans, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said in an interview published on Sunday. Germany to press China on human rights and artist ... unpredictable financial market crisis," he said. He acknowledged that gross national product in Germany, the eurozone's biggest economy, had fallen by 4.7 percent as a result - the worst performance in the postwar period. ...
The Local - Germany's news in English
ECONOMICS NEWS - Britannia Radio
By Britannia Radio
Mervyn King delivered some harsh truths on Friday. The Bank of England governor warned that stop-gap measures to extend yet more loans to Greece wouldn't solve the eurozone debt crisis. 25 Jun 2011 ... debt crisis triggers record exodus from bond funds. The Greek debt crisis pushed the euroand stock markets lower this week as investors pulled money from anything seen vulnerable to a potential default, with high-yield bond funds suffering a record exodus. 25 Jun 2011 ...
Britannia Radio
Greek debt crisis threatens to wreck EU's political future ...
By haaretz
As a Brussels correspondent in the 1990s, Toby Helm reported on the EU at its zenith. Now, as Observer political editor, he returns to a city of uncertainty – over the Greek debt crisis, the future of the euro and the whole political ...
Haaretz Daily
NewsDaily: No Greek budget cuts, no bailout aid: German Finance ...
"If the package is rejected, which no one expects actually, then the prerequisites would no longer exist for the IMF, EU and euro zone countries to release the next tranche of aid," he told German Sunday newspaper Bild am Sonntag. ... TAIPEI, June 22, 2011 (Reuters) — The head of PIMCO, the world's biggest bond fund, predicted that Greece and other European economies would default on their debts to resolve their problems as the euro area deals with its debt crisis. ...
NewsDaily: Business Headlines
Eurozone debt 'most immediate threat' to UK financial stability ...
The eurozone's debt crisis poses the biggest threat to Britain's financial stability and banks must come clean on their full exposure, the financial policy ...
www.haaretzdaily.com/eurozone-debt-most-immediate-threat-t...
Eurozone debt crisis poses biggest threat to UK st... - Silobreaker
The threat of the eurozone debt crisis poses the 'most material and immediate ... BOE FPC: Euro Debt Crisis Key Threat; Urges Ban... - [25 mins ago - iMarketnews.com]. Eurozone Debt Is 'Immediate Threat To UK' - [25 mins ago - Sky News] ...
www.silobreaker.com/eurozone-debt-crisis-poses-biggest-threa...

QNB Capital: Eurozone debt crisis has wide-ranging impact - Money ...
All Companies People News Research Projects Funds MENA Web ... Daily sector & country bulletins, weekly & monthly insights ... The ongoing uncertainty in the Eurozone debt crisis has rattled financial markets. Greece's debt had already ... The ramifications of the Euro sovereign debt crisis were felt beyond Europe. ...
www.zawya.com/.../QNB_Capital_Eurozone_debt_crisis_has_...
 

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