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| Germany Votes Yes, But the Euro Crisis Is Far From Over TIME The ongoing crisis has strained German solidarity with its European neighbors. The popular view of debt-laden countries like Greece, Portugal and Ireland is that they are feckless, reckless and lazy. Merkel has struggled to dispel such notions, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Europe Meltdown Seen Converging With Recession in Survey BusinessWeek For more on the euro crisis, click on {EXT4 }) Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Global investors anticipate Europe's debt crisis leading to an economic slump, a financial meltdown and social unrest in the next year with 72 percent predicting a country ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pandit Sees Euro Surviving Crisis as Citigroup Limits Its Risk in Region Bloomberg Global investors anticipate Europe's crisis leading to an economic slump, a financialmeltdown and social unrest in the next year with 72 percent predicting a country abandoning the euro within five years, according to a quarterly survey of Bloomberg ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BBC apologises for 'idiot' EU jibe Sky News Australia The BBC has apologised to the EU after a Brussels official was repeatedly called an 'idiot' when taking part in a flagship news broadcast on the eurozone debt crisis. TV bosses said they contacted European Commission economic affairs spokesman Amadeu ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Deeper Look At EU Sovereign Debt And Financial Institutions Seeking Alpha European banks are the latest casualties of the EU Sovereign debt crisis, reflecting fears that these institutions have too much exposure to sovereign bonds issued by the fiscally weak PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain). ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Top EU official urges more integration BusinessWeek Fears the eurozone's third and fourth largest economy may get sucked into Europe'sdebt crisis had stoked fears they would lose access to market funding and be forced into requesting bailouts, like Greece, Ireland and Portugal already have. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Majority Of Global Investors Predict Recession In Europe: Report Huffington Post Even as the German parliament voted Thursday to expand the euro zone bailout fund, the poll highlights investors' concerns that the region won't be able to avert a crisis.Greece faces the prospect of running out of cash in October, according to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pharma sales help to cure Irish ills Financial Times It was the first time Ireland achieved two consecutive quarters of growth since the property crash and banking crisis hit from 2007, which led to the bail-out last year from the International Monetary Fund and European Union. Strong export growth has ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Eurozone economic sentiment falls sharply in September Economic Times In large part, the deterioration reflects concerns about the impact on the real economy from the debt crisis that has affected Greece, Ireland and Portugal and threatens Spain and Italy, not to mention the broader global economy. European businesses ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Major European Bank Stocks are Connected in a State of High Volatility Wall Street Pit Accordingly, the volatility connectedness of the major Eurozone banks started to increase, reaching 87% by 10 May 2010 as EU leaders failed to implement a viable solution to the Greek debt crisis. Even though, under pressure from the markets, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Soros: Europe is in a More Dangerous Situation than the U.S. in 2008 OilPrice.com In a number of recent interviews, noted financial expert, legendary hedge fund manager and philanthropist, George Soros, expressed his professional conviction and provided advice regarding Europe's current financial crisis. Soros believes Europe is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stock Market News for September 29, 2011 Zacks.com Separately, Finland voted in favor of approving the changes to European FinancialStability Facility (EFSF), the bailout fund that aims at boosting troubled nations likeGreece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and also Italy. The EFSF intends to allow ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Merkel scrapes through euro vote, but trouble ahead Monsters and Critics.com Despite stock exchanges celebrating the outcome of the German parliamentary vote, doubts remain among investors about the rescue fund and its prospects for containing the debt crisis. While the EFSF can easily handle the problems of Greece, Ireland and... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US investment in Ireland accelerates Irish Times Mr Quinlan praised Ireland for the adjustment the country had made in the wake of thefinancial crisis and subsequent bailout of the Irish banking system. He said he was confident the EU would stay intact and the euro zone would survive the current ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A financial twister Manila Standard Today Today, the cause of the panic may be the debt crisis in Europe. This time around, it is not just private financial companies that may go under. Even developed states such asGreece, Portugal and Ireland face the possibility of bankruptcy. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Can You Afford Not to Own Gold? Motley Fool While you can effectively argue that years of reactive intervention have prolonged the status quo and forestalled a calamitous crash, can any well-informed and reasonable individual say with confidence that another stage of the global financial crisis ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Resistance is not futile Morning Star Online Europe is not going to change. However, the European Union most certainly is. The trials and tribulations of the eurozone need no detailed repetition here. You would have to be deaf not to hear the reverberations of the Greek financial crisis. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Tokyo stocks close 0.99% higher The Asian Age While the vote is expected to pass in Germany, apparent discord and dithering amongEurope's leaders on how to contain the debt crisis has continued to unnerve markets. "The market theme is likely to shift from bailing out Greece to how to contain the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tighten your belts: a history of austerity ABC Online Because Britain, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, the United States are all countries infinancial crisis, just to name a few. And overwhelmingly, the solution presented to them is to take on austerity measures. But where does this idea come from, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dutch Disease - lead us not to temptation Malta Business Weekly German investor confidence slumped in August for the sixth month running to levels last seen in late 2008 on worries about the euro zone debt crisis and weak prospects foreconomic growth according to the ZEW indicator. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Top EU official urges more integration BusinessWeek Fears the eurozone's third and fourth largest economy may get sucked into Europe'sdebt crisis had stoked fears they would lose access to market funding and be forced into requesting bailouts, like Greece, Ireland and Portugal already have. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Structured comeback? Structured Credit Investor (subscription) As nations struggle to tackle the Eurozone debt crisis, a fresh call has been made forEuropean governments to consider structured finance solutions. An alternative option of a European version of TARP is also on the cards. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| France to slash budget for first time since World War II as it tries to reel ... Washington Post ... discusses the outlook for the euro, the sovereign debt crisis and European Central Bank monetary policy. Paris was not alone in ignoring the spending rules, and the result has nearly brought the eurozone to its knees: Ireland, Portugal and Greece ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Review: Lewis' 'Boomerang' tracks financial contagion around the world San Jose Mercury News The book could not be more timely, given the worries about Europe's deepening debtcrisis and the recent warning issued by Christine Lagarde, managing director of the IMF, that "the current economic situation is entering a dangerous phase. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Imploding Bubble Economies The People's Voice The creators of the EU, euro zone, and ECB have a failing monstrosity on their hands," an out-of-control debt bomb. "There is absolutely no way a financial crisis can be avoided," and it's already been unfolding since 2008. No combination of countries ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Opinions and News on the Eurozone Crisis, No. - American Future By Marc Schulman Satyajitit Das, “Supercharged eurozone fund won't solve crisis” — A negative take on using leverage to increase the size of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to enable it to be better able to reduce contagion risks. The author, drawing an analogy with... After existing commitments to Greece, Ireland and Portugal, its theoretical resources are at best about €250bn, assuming that the increase to €440bn is ratified by Europeanparliaments. The EFSF must borrow money from ... AMERICAN FUTURE |
| Merkel's coalition holds, passes euro bailout - The Local The Local: Germany's news in English. Trader XP. “You can ... Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) governs Germany in coalition with the Free Democratic Party (FDP) in a fraught coalition that has come under increasing pressure over its handling of the eurozone crisis. But Merkel got four ... Both countries have seen anti-EU sentiment rise significantly as the strain of successive bailouts for Greece, Ireland and Portugalweighs on voters and taxpayers. "We are confident we can ... The Local - Germany's news in English |
| Germany Approves Expanded European Bailout Fund | FDL News ... By David Dayen The Germans were the latest member nation to approve an increase to the EuropeanFinancial Stability Fund, which was established in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. All 17 eurozone countries need to vote before the proposed changes ... Firedoglake |
| German Parliament Supports EFSF Expansion Newspaper ... By TheFreshOutlook This led to EU-IMF bailouts for Greece, Ireland and Portugal. However, the scale of theGreek debt crisis has meant the country needs extra assistance from its EU partners. Fears have also risen over the deficits of larger EU states, such as Italy ... Newspaper - responsible coverage... |
| Eurozone crisis: live blog | The World | International affairs blog from ... By FT German politicians voted to approve the expansion of the powers of the eurozone'sbailout fund, the EFSF, with chancellor Angela Merkel winning a large majority – despite a rebellion by 15 government backbenchers; Greece's international debt ..... He had changed his mind, he said, because since then countries such as Ireland, Portugal and Spain had demonstrated that under the pressure of the crisis measures, all had taken drastic measures to improve their government finances. ... The World |
| Debt crisis: live - Telegraph Markets wary as German parliament votes in favour of expanding eurozone ... by bailing out Greece, could humiliate her in a parliament vote on euro-zone rescue schemes.Europe Wrestles With Debt Crisis... a Lego shark chomps down on a Lego ... France,Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain and Slovenia . ... www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/.../8782663/Debt-crisis-live.html |
| Uncertainty Plagues Euro Zone as Crisis Rages On Attempting to decipher what will happen next in the euro zone crisis following the ...“Although Portugal and Ireland might be left to fend for themselves, ... www.cnbc.com/id/44667180 |
| European debt crisis is 'biggest challenge in EU's history' warns EC ... MailOnline - news, sport, celebrity, science and health stories ... to fight a debt crisisthat has already seen Greece, Ireland and Portugal seek bailouts. ... As well as theeurozone crisis, the wider EU is dealing with problems affecting its ... The 440billioneuro fund available from the European Financial Stability Facility has not ... www.dailymail.co.uk/.../European-debt-crisis-biggest-challeng... |
| European debt crisis: Finland approves new rescue powers - Live ... Reports of a split in the eurozone over Greece's second bailout have raised .... Thefinancial crisis that broke upon the world in August 2007 has entered a new and, .....European situation in Portugal's parliament, voicing what everyone suspects, ..... to wait for votes in France and Ireland until we ratified an act of Parliament? ... www.guardian.co.uk/.../european-debt-crisis-greek-bailout |
| Juncker admits EU crisis response was too slow | euronews, world ... world news - The blame game over Greece was played out on Tuesday at theEuropean ... the head of the euro zone finance ministers President Jean-Claude Juncker… ... Greece, Ireland and Portugal do not have that problems they have because they are ... The financial markets should respect the rules of democracy. ” ... www.euronews.net/.../juncker-admits-eu-crisis-response-was-t... |
| The Street Light: What Really Caused the Eurozone Crisis? (Part 1) (Note: by the "EZ periphery" I mean Greece, Portugal, Ireland, and maybe Spain. ...euro and before the worldwide financial crisis and recession struck in 2008. ... streetlightblog.blogspot.com/.../what-really-caused-eurozone-c... |
| CBC.ca News - Top EU official urges more political integration As well as facing a crisis in the eurozone, the wider EU is dealing with ... in theFinancial Times that as many as seven of the eurozone's 17 members want the banks to ... into requesting bailouts, like Greece, Ireland and Portugal already have. ... www.cbc.ca/m/rich/business/story/.../euro-zone-financial.html |
| Eurozone Debt Crisis: EU Finance Chiefs Delay ... - Sky News Europe's finance ministers have failed to come to a decision on a further round of ...package and is designed to help Portugal, Ireland and potentially Greece. ... has urged European governments to use "overwhelming force" to tackle the crisis . ... news.sky.com/home/business/article/16070599 |
| Opinions and News on the Eurozone Crisis, No. - American Future Satyajitit Das, “Supercharged eurozone fund won't solve crisis” — A negative take on ...the size of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to enable it to be ... After existing commitments to Greece, Ireland and Portugal, its theoretical ... www.americanfuture.net/.../opinions-and-news-on-the-eurozo... |
| Euro crisis 'scaring the world' - The Irish Times - Mon, Sep 26, 2011 "So they are going through a financial crisis that is scaring the world and they are ...Meanwhile Euro zone officials were tonight working on ways to magnify the financial ...in decision-making on financial assistance to Greece, Ireland and Portugal. ... EUcompetition commissioner Joaquin Almunia today said European ... www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/.../breaking1.html |
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