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EUROZONE Debt Crisis News, Aug 05, 2011 (2)


Europe reels as MPs split on crisis
The Australian
Fears were further exacerbated after the President of the European Commission gave warning that the eurozone debt crisis was spreading and suggested that future bailout funds might need to be larger. In a letter to European governments, ...
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Debt crisis: Global markets plunge as eurozone contagion speads
Telegraph.co.uk
In America, the impact of the eurozone debt crisis was exacerbated by a slowdown in the country's manufacturing and services sector, suggesting that the economic recovery has stalled. Today will be critical for stock markets with the release of the ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
Italy GDP posts modest pickup, seen slowing again
Reuters
Italian government bonds and shares have been pounded by markets in recent weeks, embroiling theeuro zone's third largest economy in the region's debt crisis. Markets have focused on Italy's political instability and dismal growth prospects, ...
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Global stocks recover after sharp fall
Financial Express Bangladesh
There have been sharp falls in the past 24 hours amid a crisis of confidence in the eurozone'sresponse to the debt crisis and concerns about weak economic recovery in the US and Europe. A fall in the US unemployment rate helped the benchmark Dow index ...
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Insight: Wall Street slide sends waves across economy
Reuters
"The debt ceiling crisis has created uncertainty in the credit markets and to a large degree the M&A market is moored to the credit markets," said Eric Greenberg, an M&A partner at law firm Paul Hastings. "You are seeing some new uncertainty at least...
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Reuters
Europe stocks extend slide on global growth fears
Reuters
"We're in a crash configuration triggered by a confidence crisis. This is getting really serious," said Jacques Henry, analyst at Louis Capital Markets in Paris. "Forget sector rotations within equities, it's sad to say but there is no safe haven here. ...
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Obama Reassures On Economy Amid World Market Tumult
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
It comes a day after Barroso expressed alarm over the mounting crisis and called on the 17 leaders of the eurozone to move quickly to strengthen theEU's debt-relief strategy. Other countries this week took steps to weaken national currencies, ...
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RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
Europe Factors-Shares set to sink as Wall Street plunges
Reuters
... than 4 percent on Thursday and the Nasdaq lost 5 percent on escalating worries that the world's biggest economy is staring at another economic downturn and that Spain and Italy could become the next dominos to fall in the euro zone debt crisis. ...
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The recession fears behind the market meltdown
Citywire.co.uk
European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso warned at the same time that the crisis is spreading across Europe: 'It is clear that we are no longer managing a crisis just in the euro-area periphery,' Barroso warned in a letter to eurozone leaders. ...
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EU Morning Report- Dollar rose ahead of the Non Farm Payrolls data
Easy-Forex
Heightened risk aversion in the market as well as growing concerns over the US economic growth and the eurozone debt crisis resulted in the rise of the yen. Oil prices shed 8% sliding to 85.07 dollars a barrel from 92.45. Gold edged lower to 1640.05 ...
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Glass-Steagall Needed Now To Avert Global Dictatorship
Executive Intelligence Review (EIR)
Whether this existential crisis in the United States is overcome by a two-tier banking system in the tradition of Franklin Roosevelt, or whether events lead to a worldwide conflagration, may well be decided this very week. Meanwhile, in Europe ...
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METALS-Base metals slide on slowdown fears
Reuters
World leaders moved to address the turmoil, which has been driven by fears the world economy is slipping back into recession and by the inability of policy makers in Europe to extinguish the debt crisis engulfing the region. However, given still robust ...
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US stock index futures fall; all eyes on payrolls
Reuters UK
Italian 10-year government bond yields climbed above their Spanish equivalent while the cost of insuring the country' debt against default climbed on Friday, as Italy was hammered by market concerns that the contagion of the euro zone's debt crisis ...
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