Intesa brings Italian banks back to capital markets Financial Times The sale comes after months during which banks in peripheral eurozone countries have struggled to raise funds in the public funding markets, with many investors shunning deals in Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal andIreland as the cost of borrowing for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Spanish Economy Contracts in Q4 DailyForex.com One method of boosting the economies of Spain, Portugal, Italy and, of course, Greece would be for the governments to draw in foreign money by boosting the tourism trade: solidarity sunshine, anyone? Sadly, Irelandwouldn't benefit from the sunshine ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Greece fears weigh on Portugal The Australian Other euro nations that have been linked to such contagion fears -- such asItaly and Spain -- were comparatively insulated, in a large part due to inexpensive cash pumped into the financial system from the European Central Bank. See all stories on this topic » | ||
A glance at the various rates of unemployment across the 17-nation eurozone Washington Post Here's how the countries compare: Spain 22.9 percent Greece 19.2 percent Cyprus 14.8 percent Ireland 14.5 percent Portugal 13.6 percent Slovakia 13.4 percent Estonia 11.3 percent France 9.9 percent Italy 8.9 percent Slovenia 8.2 percent Finland 7.6 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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DUE DILIGENCE: Is The Sun Finally Rising Over Emerging Markets? Registered Rep. That's higher than government debt ratios in Greece, Spain, Italy orIreland. Brett Gallagher, MBA, of Artio Global Management, a registered investment adviser, pointed this out during his talk on emerging market development, market implications and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Finance Ministry Develops Comparative Rating Index of Sovereigns (CRIS); Press Information Bureau (press release) This was especially evident in the cases of Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugaland Spain. Dramatic falls of this type across the 2007 to 2011 period includePortugal's fall from 23 rd to 74 th position with an index erosion of almost 15%, Ireland's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Italy's Jobless Rate Rose to Highest Since 2004 in December BusinessWeek The premier says spurring the economy will help Italy tame its 1.9 trillion-euro ($2.5 trillion) debt and withstand the fallout from the region's sovereign crisis that led Greece, Portugal and Ireland to seek bailouts. Italian 10-year borrowing costs, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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EU targets unemployment amid crisis CNN Barroso Tuesday sent letters to the leaders of countries with high unemployment levels -- Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal, Slovakia and Spain -- detailing the commission's road-map for combating the problem. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Euro-Area Debt Sales Top $43 Billion This Week as Fitch Cuts BusinessWeek Belgium sells as much as 3 billion euros of bills tomorrow, with Spain,Portugal, Germany and France issuing 13 different maturities in the five days. While Italian and Spanish 10-year yields have fallen more than 1 percentage point from November highs ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Euro Set for Long-Term Decline - Kudrin RIA Novosti Greece, Ireland and Portugal have the largest debt problems, while Spainand Italy may enter the high-risk zone in the near future. The former minister also said that world economy growth in 2012 would be lower than the expected 3.3 percent owing to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Reading List: European super highway of debt MindfulMoney These infographics show how much banks lent to Portugal, Ireland, Italy,Greece and Spain (PIIGS). Europe is in a deep crisis, and this shows how much must be repaid. Demonocracy Brad DeLong compares Neville Chamberlain's dependence on fiscal stimulus ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
US banks have $80 billion exposure to EU debt crisis AMERICAblog (blog) NY Times: Five large American banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, have more than $80 billion of exposure to Italy, Spain,Portugal, Ireland and Greece, the most economically stressed nations in the euro currency zone, according to a New ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Portuguese debt looms over Europe Financial Times By Tony Barber in London Greece, in its desperate struggle to avoid default, is unique. Europe's policymakers defend this argument until they are blue in the face. But Portugal's economic slump and grim battle to repay its debts are threatening to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
A look at eurozone unemployment rates The Associated Press Here's how the countries compare: Spain 22.9 percent Greece 19.2 percent Cyprus 14.8 percent Ireland 14.5 percent Portugal 13.6 percent Slovakia 13.4 percent Estonia 11.3 percent France 9.9 percent Italy 8.9 percent Slovenia 8.2 percent Finland 7.6 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
As EU crisis summit opens: 23 million unemployed across continent World Socialist Web Site According to a New York Times report Sunday, “Five large American banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, have more than $80 billion of exposure to Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland and Greece, the most economically stressed nations in the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
All That Is Needed Is a Spark Equities.com Its members include: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands,Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Spain. While the goal of single currency originated with the European Economic ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
German Unemployment Fell More Than Forecast in January: Economy BusinessWeek At 22.9 percent, Spain reported the highest jobless rate, while in Greece, the rate was at 19.2 percent in October, according to latest available data.Italy's unemployment rate climbed to the highest in eight years in December as austerity measures ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
The Fed's Transparency Trap Seeking Alpha So today we look at the “shift” in Fed policy, and at the balance sheets of central banks, US GDP, Portugal and the ECB, the LTRO policy, and yes, there's even a tidbit on Greece. Plenty of ground to cover, so with no “but first,” let's get started. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Global Markets Overview - 31 January 2012 NASDAQ Stocks pared losses in afternoon trading Monday but remained in the red as investors focused on the standoff between Greece and its private creditors, as well as a surge in Portugal's borrowing costs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 20 points ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Axioma's Quarterly Risk Review Sees Receding Likelihood of a "Risk Shock" as ... MarketWatch (press release) Eurobloc markets, especially the so-called PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy,Greece and Spain), led the pack in predicted risk, in both local and USD terms. Japan and Australia (in local currencies) had the lowest risk, joined by non-Eurobloc ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Don't fall for Wall St. if there's good news from Greece CBS News Even if Greece by some miracle comes to terms with its creditors, there are still the economies of Spain, Ireland, Italy and Portugal to contend with before Europe is out of the woods and we can all breathe a bit easier. Watch the volume of the markets ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Ben Chu: This was not the crisis summit... the worst is yet to come The Independent But any good that such funds does will be swamped by the contractionary economic forces that Germany is still unleashing across Greece, Portugal,Spain, Italy and Ireland. It remains to be seen whether the fiscal pact will result in the Irish ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
EU leaders to activate new bailout fund in July Europolitics.info However, observers are still sceptical that the fund will be able to ward off speculation about Italy and Spain. “The inability to tackle a problem the size of Greece after two years of efforts inspires little confidence in the ability of the EU to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
The solution is good governance | Edward Scicluna MaltaToday When comparing ourselves with troubled countries such as Greece, Italy,Spain, Portugal and Ireland, in spite of their problems they still have more productive people supporting the population. We should see our target growth in this regards. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Fiorillo: A Personal Immigration Story Patch.com Fr. William J. Bausch My father is half working-class Irish, half aristocraticItalian, and wholly second generation American. The family story that has survived from my Nana is that her father (or was it her father's father?) ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Enda Brady meets Ireland captain Robbie Keane Irish Post Too long. "It's obviously a tough group we have got, Enda," the Irelandcaptain told me on the day he completed his loan move to Aston Villa. "We are in there with the world champions, Spain. They are the best team in the world. Italy? See all stories on this topic » | ||
Spanair Collapse Puts Europe's 'Zombie' Airlines on Alert BusinessWeek State investors in Stockholm-based SAS AB, Aer Lingus Group Plc ofIreland, Portugal's TAP and the flag carriers of Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic have all signaled plans to reduce direct support and seek new investors. “Governments don't have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Commerzbank CEO Says Greece Should Exit Eurozone | ZeroHedge By Tyler Durden ...got some euros? "The 11 digit serial number on every note begins with a prefix which identifies which country issued it. German notes begin with an X, Greek notes start with a Y, Spain's have a V, France a U, Ireland T,Portugal M and Italy S. Belgium is Z, Cyprus G, Luxembourg 1, Malta F, Netherlands P, Austria N, Slovenia H, Slovakia E and Finland L." http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-1693427/How-to-find-out-... Login or register to post comments. Mon, 01/30/2012 ... ZeroHedge |
Commentary: Europe's Problem Is the Euro | The National Interest By Milton Ezrati Now, in the face of all today's financial pressure, it is easy to criticize spendthrift Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Italy and characterize the austerity they face as just deserts for their past spending and borrowing sprees. But at the same ... The National Interest |
US Politics | AMERICAblog News: US banks have $80 billion ... By Chris in Paris Five large American banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, have more than $80 billion of exposure to Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland andGreece, the most economically stressed nations in the euro currency zone, according to ... US Politics | AMERICAblog News |
US Banks Tally Their Exposure to Europe's Debt Maelstrom Banks are disclosing more of their exposure to Greece, Italy, Ireland,Portugal and Spain. After a hurricane, homeowners check nervously to see if their ... dealbook.nytimes.com/.../u-s-banks-tally-their-exposure-to-eu... |
Weaker euro helps Spain and Italy, not Germany The relationship is strongest for Spain and bailout recipient Ireland, followed by Greece, Portugal and Italy. France too has a strongly negative ... www.reuters.com/.../uk-eurozone-exports-idUSTRE80Q13J20... |
Investors cue up Portugal as the next Greece While borrowing costs have fallen for debt-ridden Spain and Italy as well as... Unlike Portugal and Greece, Ireland has moved to surplus on its current... www.reuters.com/.../us-eurozone-portugal-idUSTRE80Q0PJ2... |
The Talking Clock: Dear Greece (and Ireland, Portugal, Spain and ... Dear Greece (and Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Italy)... perhaps you might read the ... In a timely piece of breaking news to accompany this post, it has just been ... talking-clock.blogspot.com/.../dear-greece-and-ireland-portug... |
Relief in Spain, tension in Greece for euro zone - Business - World ... Ireland passed the latest review of its European Union-International Monetary ... in 2012, according to draft document reported by the Italian news agency ANSA. www.msnbc.msn.com/.../relief-spain-tension-greece-euro-zone... |
Investors cue up Portugal as the next Greece - Yahoo! UK & Ireland ... Read 'Investors cue up Portugal as the next Greece' on Yahoo! ... debt-ridden Spain and Italy as well as bailed-out Ireland (Xetra: A0Q8L3 - news) on the back of ... uk.finance.yahoo.com/.../investors-cue-portugal-next-greece-1... |
Portugal headed to Greece not Ireland - Irish News - Market News ... While borrowing costs have fallen for debt-ridden Spain and Italy as well as bailed-out ... Unlike Portugal and Greece, Ireland has moved to surplus on its current ... corporatebanking.bankofireland.com/.../portugal-headed-to-gr... |
Fitch Downgrades Cyprus, Italy, Spain, Ireland, Belgium, Slovenia ... Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece Greek News on ...was applied to Belgium, Italy, Slovenia and Spain, but not to Cyprus andIreland, where ... in this review along with 'AAA'-rated France and 'BB+'-rated Portugal) primarily ... greece.greekreporter.com/.../fitch-downgrades-cyprus-italy-sp... |
Is Portugal the next Greece? - Pretoria News | IOL.co.za While borrowing costs have fallen for debt-ridden Spain and Italy as well as... So unlike Portugal and Greece, Ireland has moved to a surplus on its current ... www.pretorianews.co.za/is-portugal-the-next-greece-1.1221955 |
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