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| Austerity is failing say world leaders as we gear up for more Irish Independent The International Monetary Fund and the US have also urged alternative fiscal policies, to boosteconomic growth, as a way to help deal with the crisis which is now posing the most serious threat yet to the future of the eurozone. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Caught between Scylla and Charybdis Malta Independent Online Events have proven that, following the financial crisis of 2008, the euro rule-book had to be put aside, if not completely discarded. Countries like Ireland and Spain that had a property bubble – partly due to euro interest rates being kept low in the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Downgrades and peacocks Times of Malta These benefits have not materialised as a result of the financial crisis, wrote Moody's; government debt ratios further weakened – “negating convergence with EU peers”. In other words, we had already been below the economic and financial standings of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Hamish McRae: If you think British consumers are gloomy, just look at the ... The Independent So what has been happening is more a crisis of confidence than anything else, confidence in particular about the competence of US and European monetary and fiscal governance. This is a bit unfair. The problems that the developed world is wrestling with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Germany wants deputy finance minister to join ECB Forbes The governance of the eurozone, especially when it comes to fiscal and economic issues, has moved into the center of debate during the debt crisis, which has pushed Greece, Ireland andPortugal into needing hundreds of billions of euros in rescue loans ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Developed nations struggle to restore growth BusinessWeek Its government debt, some 120 percent of economic output, is among the highest in Europe and its borrowing rates have jumped in recent weeks as investors fear it may eventually have to be bailed out like Greece, Ireland and Portugal. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Italian finance minister: further measures may be needed on top of current ... Washington Post Italy has found itself embroiled in the eurozone's debt crisis in recent weeks. The yield, or interest rate, on its 10-year bonds jumped back up to 5.4 percent Friday, amid wider turmoil on financialmarkets, despite massive purchases of Italian bonds ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Top ECB official Stark resigns unexpectedly eTaiwan News By DAVID McHugh AP Top European Central Bank official Juergen Stark is resigning well before the end of his term, removing a key voice for higher interest rates and raising questions about the bank's course during Europe's debt crisis. ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Bonjour Paris - France News: Sarkozy Holds 9-11 Memorial ... G-7 leaders meet to discuss economy crisis. According to Business Day, finance heads and bankers from the world's most powerful nations met in Marseille on Friday and Saturday to discuss theeconomic crisis. The euro zone has been dramatically affected. The optimal way to manage currencies is a critical topic. France and Germany are particularly exposed to EU loan defaults, including those of Greece, Italy, Ireland and Portugal. G-7 Finance Ministers in Marseille. Photo: Reuters ... BonjourParis.com |
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