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| Eurozone crisis 'very serious' – Fenech Times of Malta The European Financial Stability Facility is being used to bail out Greece, Portugal and Irelandbut it will not be able to cover the exposures of much larger economies like Spain and Italy if they go under. Analysts have argued for a much larger fund. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Germany: Grappling with the Euro, and with Its Own Complicated History TIME (See 25 people to blame for the financial crisis.) Now as then, Germany is at the epicenter. "Theeuro is much, much more than a currency. The euro is the guarantee of a united Europe. If theeuro fails, then Europe fails," Chancellor Angela Merkel ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| FX round-up: Euro advances on Europe hopes ShareCast LONDON (SHARECAST) - The euro perked up against the dollar on Tuesday on growing confidence that euro zone officials are hatching plans to tackle the debt crisis. Market onlookers are now widely expecting officials to unveil an enhanced bailout package ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Greek crisis requires 'quantum leap' solution RT But Overtveldt also says it is simply too late for the Eurozone and that contagion among its members is now inevitable: “The situation in Portugal and Ireland is well-known; Portugal is I think in worse shape than Ireland, but the big question is what ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Slovakia's EFSF Opponents Reject Compromise To Unblock Rescue Wall Street Journal Slovakia now seems to be the last roadblock to the EFSF's approval, on which Europe's hopes to stem the euro credit crisis hinge. The Greek bailout is to prevent contagion across the 17-membereuro currency union. SaS advocates putting Greece into a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greece says bailout loans will arrive in time to avoid default CanadianBusiness.com Merkel and Greek Prime Minister Georgios Papandreou spoke at the conference about their economic policy and the financial crisis. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber) BERLIN - Greece will receive its next batch of bailout loans in time to avoid a disastrous ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Aussie dollar to test new lows: RBS Sydney Morning Herald Eighteen months of crisis-fighting in the euro-area; 256 billion euros ($350 billion) in loans forGreece, Ireland and Portugal; and bond purchases by the European Central Bank have failed to stabilize markets and stop the debt crisis spreading. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| More banking reform planned Oman Daily Observer Banking reform has been a key element in Spain's effort to gain market credibility during a euro zone debt crisis that has pushed Greece, Ireland and Portugal into accepting bailouts. "We believe that what we have to do is clarify the value of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Anatomy of a Credit Contagion Money Morning Australia Instead, the depression has deepened and Greece has just dug itself in deeper. This ensures the eventual day of reckoning will be that much worse when it arrives. The whole euro-debt crisis has become a farce. Each day the market reacts to rumours ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Western European external disk storage systems revenues grew 6% in Q2: IDC Computer Business Review The burden of the sovereign debt crisis has affected the PIGS markets (Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain) as these economies depend greatly on the public sector and a few larger enterprises, IDC said. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stock Market News for September 27, 2011 Zacks.com The European Investment bank is owned by the member states of the European Union. Investors also pinned their hopes on a quick resolution to the Greek debt crisis and Europe’s financialturmoil as euro-zone members continue to back an expansion of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| GLOBAL MARKETS-Rally in stocks, euro fades as debt crisis drags Reuters There is also concern that, while Europe's rescue vehicle has been able to cope with bailing outGreece, Portugal and Ireland, its resources would be overwhelmed if a bigger nation such as Italy or Spain were to need help. The euro eased 0.1 percent to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Patten wants immigration rethink Austrian Independent The Eurozone – the 17 European Union (EU) member countries which use the Euro as their currency – are experiencing a serious crisis these days due to the economic struggles of Portugal, Spain, Italy, Ireland and, in particular Greece. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Parliament Expands Guarantees for EFSF to EUR 3.66BN STA - Slovenska Tiskovna Agencija (subscription) The European Commission welcomed the move as a key step towards the implementation of the July agreement which is deems a decisive element in the comprehensive response to the crisis in the eurozone. Spokesman for the European Economic and Monetary ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| UK Bank Bailout 2 - what's the credit limit, Mr. Osborne? The Birmingham Post (blog) What about €45billion in dodgy European sovereign debt held by UK Banks? I pointed out here the facts as to how much, according to the EBA, the UK banks were into sovereign debt in Greece,Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Italy. Barclays has a staggering ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lagarde sets her own style with hard truths Saudi Gazette In a swift one-two punch, she confronted both European bankers and the region's political leaders, demanding more aggressive action to prevent the euro-zone debt crisis from spilling beyondGreece, Portugal and Ireland. She declared publicly that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Top EU official urges more integration | The Associated Press ... By The Associated Press Fears the eurozone's third and fourth largest economy may get sucked into Europe's debt crisis had stoked fears they would lose access to market funding and be forced into requesting bailouts, likeGreece, Ireland and Portugal already have. ... Examiner AP RSS |
| IMF needs too much money to rescue eurozone | Set You Free News By Mario A. IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde stated that the IMF may need hundreds of billions of dollars to solve this question in case the European crisis aggravates. The announcement from ... Dmitry Nazarov, the chief analyst of the department for the analysis of debt markets of UFS Investment Company, believes that Greece is not the most important factor of danger for the Eurozone at present moment. ... Greece, Portugal and Ireland received the total of 286 billion euros. The share of ... Set You Free News |
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