New Worries in Europe Over Pace of Growth New York Times But Mr. Trichet told a special session of the European Parliament's economic committee, called to discuss the debt crisis in Europe, that inflation could remain above the bank's target level of 2 percent “over the months ahead” and predicted that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Hungary Faces 'Threats' From Debt Crisis Wall Street Journal By GORDON FAIRCLOUGH Hungary's prime minister said his country faces "extraordinary, immediate threats" from the mounting debt crisis and slowing economic growth in the neighboringeuro zone and he warned his constituents that further government ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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The Perfect Metaphor for the European Debt Crisis Firedoglake We need to remember that what we refer to today as the 'European Sovereign Debt Crisis' began as a private sector financial crisis back in 2008, when 'too big to fail banks,' writing deep out of the money options on taxpayers, quite unexpectedly (to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Growing Financial Stress May Set Euro Up For A Fall Wall Street Journal By Javier E. David Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--If the persistently stable euro/dollar exchange rate were the sole proxy of the market's level of comfort with Europe's debt crisis, then all would be well in the euro zone. But it's not. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
A new debt crisis looms DAWN.com Concerns are once again being expressed about the health of the banks, about America's nationaldebt and, above all, about whether the eurozone can survive its current crisis intact. Standard Chartered and HSBC were the two UK-based banks to bounce ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Europe Factors-Shares set to extend gains; focus on banks Reuters AT) sealed a merger on Monday that could herald further sector consolidation in the country at the heart of Europe's debt crisis. Investors awaited an Italian bond auction later in the session. Italy's borrowing costs are set to fall, thanks to support ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Croatia Shouldn't Rush to Feuding Euro Area After EU Entry, Milanovic Says Bloomberg The Social Democrats will probably be forced to turn to the International Monetary Fund to strengthen the country's recovery amid the euro region's sovereign debt crisis, said Goran Saravanja, chief analyst at Zagrebacka Banka dd, the Croatian unit of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Slovakia - Factors To Watch on August 30 Reuters BERLIN, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Slovakia should block changes to the euro zone's rescue fund, a senior Slovak politician said, reiterating his opposition to the currency bloc's plans to tackle the debt crisis. Slovakia's economy will expand slower than ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Nobel laureate praises Argentina; tells US and EU spending is the way out of ... MercoPress There is a bit of luck in that, and the pain the country suffered after the collapse of the peso at the beginning of the last decade shouldn't be forgotten” said Stiglitz, but “ask yourself how strong Argentina would be now if its debt crisis had been ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Luxury-Home Prices in London Rise as Overseas Investors Seek Secure Assets Bloomberg “You had the US debt crisis, euro-zone debt crisis, financial market turmoil and none of those things have touched” London's luxury-property market. The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index entered a bear market on Aug. 8 and has declined about 21 percent ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
US STOCKS-Wall St surges 2 pct on Greek bank deal; trade thin Reuters AT) sealed a merger with help from Qatar, shoring up a sector battered by the euro zone's debt crisis. For details, see [nLDE77S070] Insurers also rose sharply as property damage from Hurricane Irene was less than feared, according to early estimates. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Stock Market BusinessWorld Online EXCEPT for Tuesday, the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) ended all trading days of last week in the red amid renewed fears of a broader euro zone debt crisis and poor economic data in the United States. It closed at 4305.56 last Friday, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
International financial news Ninemsn BRUSSELS - European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet urged eurozone governments on Monday to quickly implement a debt crisis plan, under a cloud of high economic uncertainty and market turmoil. WASHINGTON - US consumers rebounded in July to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
FOREX: Euro at Risk as Debt Fears Return, US Dollar May Rebound DailyFX The central bank has already bought 120.3 billion euro in periphery-country debt. Indeed, the Euro Zone debt crisis remains broadly unresolved and the lofty pronouncements made at the July 21 EUleaders' summit are becoming increasingly difficult to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
MEPs blast governments Europolitics.info By Sarah Collins | Monday 29 August 2011 MEPs have blamed governments for undermining investor confidence in the single currency, blasting the "piecemeal" and blinkered response to the debt crisisthat is continuing to grip several eurozone economies. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Aust stocks jump at open Business Spectator Financial stocks made the most ground in the US, in a session of broad-based gains, after the merger between Greek banks Alpha and EFG Eurobank, with help from Qatar, helped steady a sector that has been troubled by the euro zone's debt crisis. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Stocks jump after Wall Street soars Sydney Morning Herald Financial stocks were the top gainers after Greek banks Alpha and EFG Eurobank sealed a merger with help from Qatar, shoring up a sector battered by the euro zone's debt crisis. European stocks rallied following better-than-expected US consumer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Spain to set deficit limit in constitution as growth slows EITB The deal follows calls by Germany and France for Spain and other states at the sharp end of theeuro zone debt crisis to set binding limits on their deficits to regain the trust of investors. Spanish debt prices were little changed after the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Beijing Confident in Euro Economy, Says Sarkozy NTDTV Around a quarter of China's $3 trillion of foreign currency reserves are held in euro assets. And that's partly why China has been concerned about the European debt crisis. But French President Nicolas Sarkozy said last week that Chinese officials ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Commentary: A second credit crash is distinctly possible MarketWatch Fact 1 for Das is that the European debt crisis has taken a turn for the worse as there is serious risk that even the half-baked bailout plan announced on July 21 cannot be implemented. He points out that Finland, Austria, the Netherlands, Slovakia, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Why gold prices are high BusinessWorld Online Even after the US debt-ceiling crisis was resolved earlier this month, investors remain wary of the US' capacity to meet its obligations. This uncertainty was embodied in Standard & Poor's decision to downgrade the US' credit rating from triple-A to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Newspaper Briefing, including 'Banks responsible for over a third of UK ... Proactive Investors UK Euro paralysis threatens to hurt innocent bystanders: Eurozone governments were attacked for failing to find a solution to the areas debt crisis. Polands Finance Minister warned that the failure could have traumatic consequences for countries both ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Hungary PM warns of 'Greek-style' result Irish Times Hungary received a €20 billion emergency loan from the International Monetary Fund and theEuropean Union in 2008, when the financial crisis paralysed Budapest's ability to raise money by issuing debt. Mr Orban froze talks with the fund last year after ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Europe's Crisis of Currencies mydigitalfc.com Part of the answer is that countries on the euro are stuck with a severe competitiveness problem that can only be resolved with grinding deflation, making their debt problems worse. On top of that, however, is the proposition that countries without ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Rostowski: Europe risks 'collapse' Warsaw Business Journal According to Mr Rostowski, the main problem of the euro area is not economics but politics, andeuro-zone member governments are doing too little to solve the sovereign debt crisis. Mr Rostowski said that two types of populism are eating at the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Solidarity 1980 Square, Brussels thenews.pl According to Konrad Niklewicz, spokesman for Poland's six-month EU presidency, which began on 1 July, talks between EC president and PM Tusk will concern the debt crisis affecting Euro Zonenations. (pg) See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Merkel Making Stop in Slovenia to Discuss Euro Crisis STA - Slovenska Tiskovna Agencija (subscription) Ljubljana, 30 August (STA) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel will pay a working visit to Slovenia on Tuesday for talks with PM Borut Pahor which are expected to focus on the debt problems in theeurozone, closer ties among the members of the common ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Merkel on edge over euro, Libya backlash The Citizen Daily But it is Merkel's piecemeal approach to the euro zone's worsening debt crisis that has come under fire over the past week and now threatens her iron grip on power in Germany.For some in Germany, she has gone too far by bailing out stricken euro zone ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Eurozone officials grilled over union's debt crisis « Russian News ... By admin The President of the European Central Bank has defended Europe's bailout-driven survival efforts, amid widening divisions on managing the debt crisis. A special economic summit in Brussels has focused on halting its spread in the EU. Russian News From Russia |
XE.com - FOREX: Euro at Risk as Debt Fears Return, US Dollar May ... Indeed, the Euro Zone debt crisis remains broadly unresolved and the lofty pronouncements made at the July 21 EU leaders' summit are becoming increasingly difficult to implement, with Greece once again a sore spot as Finland threatens to ... XE Forex News |
BRUSSELS | EU official: Market turmoil threatens recovery | The ... ... warning from EU Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn came after a turbulent summer for markets across the globe, as investors worried about a potential new recession in the United States, the eurozone's ability to resolve its debt crisis ... The Herald | HeraldOnline.com - Front |
EU Debt Crisis: US Funds Show True State of Euro Zone Banks ... But in 2007, they quietly helped to spark the crisis in the mortgage-backed ... Now , the good newsis that these raw numbers are small compared to the total volume ... euro zone authorities should offer joint guarantees for debt issued by banks, ... www.cnbc.com/.../US_Funds_Show_True_State_of_Euro_Zo... |
ECB chief urges eurozone to implement debt crisis plan ... ECB chief urges eurozone to implement debt crisis plan ... of all other euro area governments to fully honour their own individual sovereign signature is key in ... www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/eurozone-finance.bwh |
CHINA For Beijing, euro debt crisis like 'black death' - Asia News Europe's “sovereign debt crisis has spread like the Black Death of the fourteenth century across theeuro zone countries,” said the article signed by Zhang ... www.asianews.it/.../For-Beijing,-euro-debt-crisis-like-‘black-d... |
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