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| Debt Crisis in Europe Far Worse Than in US Care2.com (blog) Writing on the New York Times Economix blog, Simon Johnson, the former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, explains why it's really Europe who's in much more of a crisis than the US. A “lack of effective governance within the euro zone” ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greek bailout Mark II – it's a default Malaysia Star By last week, predictably, the crisis came home to roost. Financial markets in desperation turned on Italy, the euro-zone's third largest economy, with the biggest sovereign debt market in Europe. It has 1.9 trillion euros of sovereign debt outstanding ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Avoid Europe? It's Not Easy to Do New York Times At the same time, European stocks have held up remarkably well despite the debt crisis and expectations that gross domestic product in the euro zone will grow at an annual rate of less than 2 percent from now to 2014. So far this year, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sovereign Debt Crises…Economic Slump…and Now, Earnings Trouble? Jutia Group The fund currently stands at 440 billion euros. Schaeuble's comments caused bonds issued by Spain, Italy and other countries — as well as bank stocks across Europe — to tank anew. What about our debt crisis here in the US? ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US debt showdown raising alarms around the world Seacoastonline.com Europeans, hardened by more than a year of fighting off an escalating sovereign debt crisis, say the continent's economies are solid enough to resist the impact of a possible US downgrade or default. But they warn that the consequences of such an ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Positive trend Oman Daily Observer By William James and Carmel Crimmins - Ireland's insistence that it is different from Greece and the rest of the euro zone periphery appears finally to be striking a chord among investors. Irish sovereigndebt prices staged an impressive rally last ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gloom in US and Europe knocks FTSE Scotsman By Peter Ranscombe ECONOMIC growth figures from the United States were worse than the market had expected, adding to concerns over America's debt crisis and pushing the Footsie down yesterday. after the US economy grew by just 1.3 per cent in the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dollar? Euro? Try the Krona Wall Street Journal The euro bulls say that while the debt crisis in Greece has been painful, the European Union is taking the steps necessary to resolve it. Meantime, the euro is buoyed by a central bank that is defending the value of the currency against inflation by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Don't Bet on a Plunge in Gold Barron's Prices are likely to temporarily shrink back in the coming weeks from their record-setting run, as the US debt crisis gets defused and the euro zone makes further efforts to address its sovereign-debt instability. The pullback will also allow investors ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Economy and Markets Are on Pins and Needles Seeking Alpha VIX is currently representing more than the US debt crisis, however; it is also portraying sentiment of a weak Eurozone outlook, weak economic data, and the suspicion that the economy may in fact not be in the recovery we once presumed. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Till debt does US apart Hindustan Times Europe: Officials in Europe archly recalled that US leaders had admonished them just a few weeks ago to straighten out the messy politics of the euro-debt crisis. The main concern in Europe is that a Washington failure to lift the debt limit will cause ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The Week Ahead IBTimes You could also argue that there is a two-speed euro trade. EURCHF fell to a record low at the end of last week to 1.1300. This is due to 1, continuing fears about the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis and 2, general risk aversion; the Swissie has been the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Week in Review theTrumpet.com It had to offer a high interest rate in order to sell its debt at a bond auction on July 26. As we wrote last week, “The drama is definitely not over. Europe just took a giant leap toward becoming a German-led superstate, but expect this crisis to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Brent crude ends down on US woes, euro zone issues Reuters NEW YORK, July 29 (Reuters) - Brent crude futures ended down on Friday as weak economic growth data, the unsettled debt-limit debate in the United States and continuing sovereign debt crisisin Europe turned investors cautious. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Eurozone inflation unexpectedly falls to 2.5 pct BusinessWeek Despite the debt crisis that has engulfed the eurozone, the markets have been pricing in another interest rate increase from the ECB in September. The bank has raised its main interest rate a quarter of a percentage point on two occasions this year to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US EQUITIES WEEK AHEAD: Debt Suspense; July Jobs, Auto Data Wall Street Journal An auction of Spanish government debt slated for Thursday will test the confidence of investors still fretting about the effect of the Greek crisis on other shaky euro-zone economies. Moody's Investors Service on Friday highlighted the risks when it ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Decline in a Year (AAPL, AMZN, BAC, BRCM, CSCO ... TradersHuddle.com Regardless of the negative mood due to the debt woes and the deficit crisis in the US government, the market seemed to have been on the mood for caffeine, after participants provided good performances to Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (NASDAQ:GMCR), ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China may provide loans to Greece China Daily The Chinese government is under pressure to invest the country's foreign reserves conservatively after it incurred losses on overseas financial investments during the global credit crisis. Greece secured a second bailout at an emergency summit of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gold slips as dollar gains vs euro, eyes on US debt Tehran Times Gold hit an all-time high at $1628.00 an ounce on Wednesday, and is up nearly 8 percent so far this month as nervousness over the debt crisis in the US and the euro zone spurred buying in gold as a hedge against uncertainty. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Global stocks, dollar and oil drop on disappointing US growth data Arab Times Kuwait English Daily Fears the euro zone debt crisis was spreading also grew after Moody's threatened to downgrade Spain's credit rating. Adding to investor gloom, the government reported the US economy grew at a meager 1.3 percent annual rate in the second quarter as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US debt shadow causes gloomy week for markets New Brunswick Business Journal Pointing out that a second bailout for Greece failed to be a blanket solution for the euro zone'seconomic woes, Cieszynski added, "even if a deal is reached to resolve the immediate crisis, the high profile of negotiations has exposed just how deep ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Europe marts fall on disappointing US growth data Gulf Times But it continues to suffer from the risk of contagion from the eurozone's debt crisis. Moody's said that the pressure on Madrid could be exacerbated by fears over the new European deal to rescue Greece which had “created a precedent” by involving the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Global Concern Over US Debt Ceiling Disagreement Gainesville Sun Officials in Europe were more diplomatic, but archly recalled that American leaders had admonished them just a few weeks ago to straighten out the messy politics of the Continent's own debt crisis. “One could now ask why is the US debt treated any ... See all stories on this topic » |
| What eurozone leaders are doing about the debt crisis | Herman Van ... By haaretz What eurozone leaders are doing about the debt crisis | Herman Van Rompuy. To reduce debt, waste must be addressed and growth unshackled. Greece has a unique problem in the EU, but it is solvable. A week ago the leaders of the euro area met in Brussels. We had two aims in mind: to ensure the financing of the Greek programme and improve the sustainability of the Greek debt, and to restore market confidence in sovereign euro debt. We took important decisions for the future ... Haaretz Daily |
| Italy borrowing costs soar in volatile euro markets - World news ... ... worried by the euro zone debt crisis and an impasse over the U.S. debt ... Next story in EuropePoland: Russians made mistakes in 2010 plane crash ... www.msnbc.msn.com/.../italy-borrowing-costs-soar-volatile-e... |
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