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EUROZONE Crisis News, Sep 17, 2011

EU reaches draft deal on tougher budget rules
Reuters
By Jan Strupczewski WROCLAW, Poland (Reuters) - The European Union reached a deal on Friday to toughen its budget rules, in a bid to restore some market confidence in euro zone public finances and prevent another sovereign debt crisis. ...
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Euro zone delays decision on Greek bailout loan
TODAYonline
Europe's economy will barely grow in the second half of this year, a casualty of the debt crisis that €256 billion euros in aid for Greece, Ireland and Portugal has failed to extinguish. Adding to the grim picture, Mr Juncker said: "We don't see any ...
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Greek Crisis 'No Threat' to the Euro, ECB's Paramo Says on TV
Bloomberg
Eighteen months of crisis-fighting and 256 billion euros ($355 billion) in aid for Greece, Ireland andPortugal have failed to stabilize financial markets. The turmoil has spread to Italy and Spain, sending tremors through Europe's banking system and ...
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Gordon Brown fears euro crisis worse than Lehman as 1930s beckon
Telegraph.co.uk
Gordon Brown says the eurozone crisis will not begin to be resolved until government realise is "a banking problem and a growth problem". Photo: AP By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Dalian, China "The euro can't survive in its present form and will have to ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
Fixing the troubled eurozone Merkel and Lagarde's shot at heroine status.
Toronto Star
“We're not talking about a crisis that will unfold over a year or two; this thing could come apart in a matter of days.” It's not far-fetched, though, to worry about the fate of the larger European Unionshould the eurozone collapse. ...
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Point the EU profligates towards the exit pronto
Herald Scotland
International investors – Americans in particular, ironically enough – have grown wary of lending toEuropean banks. With a high risk of Greek bond default and a contagious sovereign debt crisis, there is a real danger of another credit market seizure. ...
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PIIGS Becoming IGS? Portugal, Ireland Look Better
CNBC.com
"These countries can behave differently and have a different response to the crisis that is unfolding," he added. While stock markets have plummeted elsewhere in the euro zone, Portugal's and Ireland's, which had already suffered blows, have actually ...
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Give me a crash course in . . . Eurobonds
Irish Times
Some think this could resolve Europe's debt crisis. A big claim. Convince me Threeeuro zone countries, Greece, Ireland and Portugal, have already had to stop issuing bonds and take bailouts from Europe because their cost of borrowing went through the ...
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Irish Times
What EU Leaders Just Said At Their Press Conference
Business Insider
... that EU leaders are working towards a viable solution for the sovereign debt crisis. That conference is just beginning. Refresh for live updates, which we'll publish below. 6:55am | Juncker's speaking first. Congratulating Portugal and Ireland on ...
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Business Insider
Megan Greene: 'The only two solutions are fiscal union or eurozone break-up'
FXstreet.com
She now runs the “Euro Area Debt Crisis” page where she provides political and macroeconomic analysis and forecasting for Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Italy and Germany. Is there a real possibility for Greece to leave the Eurozone? ...
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FXstreet.com
Osborne says "time is short" to act on euro debt crisis
MyFinances.co.uk
After nearly 18 months of the crisis leaders are concerned that the European Union seems no nearer to finding a permanent solution to the sovereign debt crisis that has engulfed most notablyGreece, but also Ireland and Portugal and is in danger of ...
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€10bn interest-rate cuts on State bailout signed off
Irish Times
... of euro zone leaders to cut the interest rate on the bailout. US treasury secretary Timothy Geithner held a private meeting with the ministers and pressed them to step up the battle against the debt crisis. “Your financial challenges in Europe are ...
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Euro-Zone Wages Rise at Faster Pace
Wall Street Journal
One of the fundamental causes of the euro zone's fiscal crisis was differential movements in wages after the launch of the currency in 1999. Ireland, Portugal, Greece and some other countries saw wages rise rapidly, while wages were little changed in ...
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Democracy's slow cure for the euro
Financial Times
But a loan would spare Cyprus from asking for a bed next to Greece, Ireland and Portugal inEurope's financial intensive care unit. While the Russians swung into action, European Unionpolicymakers were bickering about the latest unhelpful proposal for ...
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3 Years After Lehman Brothers Collapsed, and We Haven't Learned a Friggin' Thing
Huffington Post
And more recently, bankruptcy in one-third of the eurozone seemed equally ridiculous. But that's what we now face. The so-called PIIGS of the euro zone -- Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain -- make up 135 million of the currency union's 300 ...
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László Andor Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion "Wages ...
IEWY News
Euro zone members do not dispose of autonomous monetary policies and their capacity to counteract the economic crisis through national fiscal policy is reduced due to the pressure of the financial markets. Many economists have therefore argued that ...
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Finance gurus laud Turkish banking system
Today's Zaman
Financial analyst Whitney also mentioned Turkish, Brazilian and Mexican banks as being attractive since European banks are burdened with the high public debt ofPortugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain -- that are today collectively known as the...
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Today's Zaman
EU toughens budget rules
Detroit Free Press
Yet Friday's meeting produced little concrete progress toward snuffing out the more immediate crisis, in which high interest rates threaten to cut indebted countries off from bond market financing.Greece, Ireland and Portugal have needed international ...
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Rand softer, euro under pressure
Fin24
Johannesburg - The rand was softer against the dollar in noon trade on Friday as it tracked a eurothat had come under pressure, following investors' reassessments of moves made on Thursday to prevent a liquidity crisis in the eurozone. ...
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ECB Must Cut Rate to Miss Recession, MKM's Darda Says: Tom Keene
BusinessWeek
Europe's economy will barely grow in the second half of 2011, a casualty of the debt buildup that 256 billion euros ($353 billion) in aid for Greece, Ireland and Portugal has failed to erase. Finance chiefs from the euro region meeting today in Wroclaw ...
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Barratt building on strong foundations
Proactive Investors UK
Markets were however buoyed by renewed discussions over the issuance of a Eurobond, a measure seen by many as a possible solution to the debt crisis after European Commission President Jose Barroso pledged to deliver proposals for new Euro area bonds. ...
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China's investing woes
Foreign Policy (blog)
The idea that a big infusion of Chinese cash would set Europe aright misinterprets the problems facing the Eurozone. Although the troubled countries there -- Greece,Ireland, Portugal, Spain, and Italy -- each took their own paths into difficulty, ...
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Foreign Policy (blog)
China – Not really a white knight for the eurozone
Commodities Now Online
Spain, Greece, Portugal and Ireland together make up another 20% or EUR 340 bn. Together, the five GIIPS countries will probably need EUR 730 bn in refinancing in 2012. For comparison, Germany needs EUR 325 bn or 19% of estimated GDP in 2012. ...
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Germany's New Selfish Foreign Policy
Atlantic Sentinel
As Europe's largest economy, it inevitably bears the financial brunt of any pan-European effort. Within the single currency area, it had little choice not to but the German electorate isn't convinced. German participation in the Greek and Irish ...
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Atlantic Sentinel
Greek cabinet discusses public sector cuts
BusinessWeek
In Frankfurt, Merkel stressed that it was "worth every effort to solve our central problem today -- the debt crisis of individual euro countries." "The euro is far more than a currency -- it is a symbol of our common economic success and it is a symbol ...
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Ministers Delay Eurozone Bailout Decision
Isle of Wight Radio
Europe's finance ministers have failed to come to a decision on a further round of bailout cash forGreece at a crisis summit in Poland. The lack of agreement came as Greece appeared to be heading for bankruptcy, a debt default and the future of the ...
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Geithner suggested EU beef up eurozone fund
Glens Falls Post-Star
Rescue partners will decide in October on a crucial payout of bailout loan money to bankruptcy-threatened Greece. Juncker and other eurozone finance ministers were discussing Europe's financial crisis at an informal meeting in Wroclaw. ...
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Does Europe need a Bush-style bailout? — Clearing and Settlement
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The European debt crisis is a festering wound on the face of the global economy. Until it heals, the ...After a handful of rescue packages — two for Greece, one for Ireland and one for Portugal —eurozone policymakers just can't draw a line under the problem. Instead, dithering and a lack of big, bold measures — like those enacted by President George W. Bush during the worst of the 2008financial crisis — have allowed speculators to push the currency union to the edge. They're ...
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EU toughens budget rules but stalls on Greece - seattlepi.com
WROCLAW, Poland (AP) — The European Union's 27 countries overcame a year of infighting to agree Friday to tougher budget rules that make it easier to punish overspending governments, but failed to produce any new measures that might ... For the longer term, calls have been growing louder for the 17 eurozone countries to coordinate their fiscal and economic policies much more closely to avoid similar crises in the future and more importantly to assure financial markets of the ...
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EU ministers sign off on tougher budget rules
Juncker and other eurozone finance ministers were discussing Europe's financial crisis at ... the media during a news conference in Wroclaw , Poland on Friday, Sept. ... euro zone crisis and rescue plan for Greece, facing bankruptcy in Wroclaw, ... rescue loans to Ireland, Portugal and an agreed second bailout for Greece, ...
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EU toughens budget rules but stalls on Greece - Associated Press
Essential News from The Associated Press ... Juncker and other eurozone finance ministers were discussing Europe's financial crisis at an informal ... euro zone crisis and rescue plan forGreece, facing bankruptcy in Wroclaw, Poland, Friday, Sept. ... Greece, Ireland and Portugalhave needed international bailout loans to ...
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Eurozone Debt Crisis: EU Finance Chiefs Hold Crisis ... - Sky News
European finance ministers holding crisis talks in Poland have agreed to help ... package and is designed to help Portugal, Ireland and potentially Greece. ...
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