EUROZONE Crisis News, Sep 06, 2011

The euro crisis and Malta Times of Malta So, in the case of Greece, then Ireland, then Portugal, the other members of the zone intervened to shore up their financial position. That approach has now been institutionalised. Permanent funds have been set up through the contribution of euro ... See all stories on this topic »

Europe Faces Plague of Low Growth and High Debt New York Times Concern is mounting about deterioration in Europe's long-term growth prospects that, unaddressed, will make it even harder to tackle the banking and debt problems underlying the crisis in the region. The financial turmoil that has been rocking the ... See all stories on this topic »

Eurozone Crisis: Speech By EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy eGov monitor There is, of course, also a need to strengthen the euro‑zone institutions. The crisis over the last three years has shown that major decisions and major policy approaches to safeguard and develop the euro zone's financial stability can only be taken at ... See all stories on this topic »

So We're Agreed: The European Union Is Falling Apart Business Insider While the EU frenziedly struggles to cope with the Greek crisis, another – and yet another and another and another – failed nation impatiently waits off-stage, and outstretched, nearing ever closer to the brink of insolvency. ... See all stories on this topic »

Greek Euro Exit Likely Within Days Action Forex Without decisive action, the Euro is also likely to come under increasingly severe selling pressure as the financial crisis spreads. In theory, the EU and IMF can continue to provide the funds agreed under the existing bailout programme, but this will ... See all stories on this topic »

It is hard to understate the bank liquidity crisis Financial Times The truth is that France's banks – like those of Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland and Greece before them – have been caught up for the past five weeks in a vicious circle of market nervousness, with their shares and their supply of short-term funding, ... See all stories on this topic »

Slouching toward Europe: America needs rehab Daily Caller More ominously, the Eurozone's financial crisis threatens to pull down non-Eurozone countries. Trend-spotting soothsayers who used to boast that the Eurozone would “end American supremacy” and “run the 21st century” now seem delusional. EU policies ... See all stories on this topic »

Berlin Lays Groundwork for a Two-Speed Europe Spiegel Online It wasn't until the crisis came along that a willingness to move in this direction began to emerge. Ironically, it is the countries most deeply affected by the crisis that serve as a model for this new approach. Greece, Ireland and Portugal have ... See all stories on this topic » Spiegel Online

Ireland between debt abyss and anathema Pravda Many people continued to associate Ireland with beer, whiskey and St. Patrick's Day parades. Foreign investments left the country as soon as the financial crisis occurred. The debts of the Irish on mortgage loans exceeded the national GDP 11 times. ... See all stories on this topic »

Gold Reaches $1900 Again - Supported by Risk of US Recession, German Euro Risk ... Business Insider There are growing concerns that the Eurozone crisis might degenerate again soon due to the Greekdebt crisis and risk of default. Over the weekend talks between Greece, the IMF and ECB representatives over new bailout funds broke down. The euro has ... See all stories on this topic »

Germany's top court to decide on Greek bailout EUobserver.com Germany, as Europe's paymaster, pays most of the €110 billion EU-IMF Greek bailout agreed last year and has the greatest national share of the €750 billion rescue fund established to prevent thecrisis from spreading further. ... See all stories on this topic »

EMERGING MARKETS-Shares fall 2 pct on growth fears Reuters Africa A string of political and legal tests facing European Union policymakers this week as they continue to try and resolve the euro zone debt crisis also unsettled investors. On Wednesday, a German court will deliver a ruling on whether Berlin broke ... See all stories on this topic »

Business briefs Ottawa Citizen Today I would see the introduction of a financial transaction tax in Europe as another case for such a 'pacemaker-approach' by a few, important pioneers." FRANKFURT — Europe's sovereign debtcrisis will stunt bank profit for years and could kill off ... See all stories on this topic »

Success of debt plan lies in structuring of bond sales Business Daily Africa As the economic crisis in the Euro zone has showed, foreign investors and bondholders are an unreliable lot that can cause significant economic instability in a country at the slightest hint of a weakening fiscal outlook. While Greece, Portugal and ... See all stories on this topic »

Global shares slide again amid euro zone banking worries Moneycontrol.com While European leaders have been able to put together bailout packages for Greece, Ireland andPortugal, investors fear the consequences of a similar crisis engulfing a bigger economy such as Italy or Spain. The chief executive of Deutsche Bank said on ... See all stories on this topic »

The eurozone's crisis is Britain's opportunity - Yahoo! UK & Ireland ... The eurozone's crisis is Britain's opportunity. ... UK & Ireland Finance ... the legality of last year's bailouts of Greece, Ireland and Portugal could prove a pivotal ... among the voters of Europe(Chicago Options: ^REURTRUSD - news) , who have ... uk.finance.yahoo.com/.../The-eurozone-crisis-Britain-tele-182...

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