 Write About Property We have all heard of the PIIGS, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spainlumped together because of their huge volumes of sovereign debt coupled with severe recession (Greece, Ireland, Spain) or low growth (Italy, Portugal), giving them less ability ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Greece's default will drag down other European countries, says financial analyst Focus News The cost of a possible uncontrolled default could really soar to EUR 1 trillion, because it will bring serious negative consequences in countries like Italy,Spain, Portugal and Ireland and they will need more aid to stop the Greek infection, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greece Goes Down to the Wire, Again! CNBC.com ... 177 billion euros in losses for the European Central Bank; 380 billion euros for additional support for Ireland and Portugal (already receiving aid); 350 billion euros to shore up Spain and Italy; and 160 billion for bank recapitalization. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greece: cuts lies fall apart as crisis deepens Socialistworker.co.uk Governments in Spain, Portugal and Ireland recently announced more cuts. In Ireland the government has been forced to call a referendum on the cuts. And in Spain there have been huge demonstrations. European leaders also use Italy as an example to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Bondholder group sees 1 trillion euro Greek default risk Chicago Tribune Spain and Italy might require 350 billion euros in outside support to contain the fallout, the IIF said, while the cost of helping Ireland and Portugal could total 380 billion euros over five years. If the deal fell apart, the European Central Bank ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A disorderly default of Greece would cost over 1, 000 blns Agenzia Giornalistica Italia According to IIF, the international institute grouping Greece's creditor banks, the total of international aids to Italy and Spain by the European and Imf rescue funds would amount to 350 billion euros. Ireland and Portugal would need more aids, too. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Why Big Money Is Turning to China Moneyshow.com The austerity budget plans that have inflicted so much pain on the people ofGreece, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Spain, France, and (soon) the Netherlands have helped stabilize the financial markets for the debt of most of these countries. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Europe Offers Diamonds in Rough NuWire Investor While there is some truth to the stereotype, people willing to look closely will notice there are many European hotspots offering good value, particularly in places like Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Italy. The Eurozone debt crisis has caused its share ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| European markets plunge on Greece and growth fears NASDAQ The EUR/USD is also plunging amid growth concerns and Greece news. The IIF wrote that a disorderly default in Greece would probably see contingent liabilities exceed € 1 Trillion, as it would hit the ECB, Portugal, Ireland, Spainand Italy. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Full text of IIF default report EMportal Taken together, indeed, Spain and Italy account for about 8 percent of exports for the Euro Area members as whole, compared with just 2 percent forGreece, Portugal and Ireland. Comparable numbers for Germany are 7.5 percent and 1.5 percent for the two ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Germany's Merkel: No Alternative To Euro Zone Respecting Rules Wall Street Journal ... to austerity and reform efforts have been a key factor behind widening bond spreads that have made it very difficult, or in some cases impossible, for countries such as Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Italy to get funding in markets. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Markets steady, but Greece worries continue FX-MM The Institute of International Finance has released some comments stating “a default would lead to bank recapitalisation costs which could easily be €160bn and lead to Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Italy requiring support”. These observations are likely ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greece's default could cause financial crash The Voice of Russia Experts believe that a default in Greece may be followed by serious financial problems in Portugal, Ireland, Italy and Spain. The institute also insists that the already existing agreement to exchange Greece's bonds, which would write off over € 100 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The Euro Is Channel-Bound, But Are Fundamentals Hinting at a Change? Gainpips.com Greece is the initial “domino” that is wobbling at its base, but the major concern has always been that “contagion” may easily spread to the remaining “PIIGS”, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, or Spain. Active investors may be tiring of following bond ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| German 10-Year Yield Approaches Six-Week Low Before Euro-Area Growth Data Bloomberg Italian government securities fell for a second day as Greece struggled to meet a deadline to conclude a deal with creditors on a bond exchange required before it can access a 130 billion-euro ($171 billion) bailout. Portugal's notes dropped even after ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greece raises €1.137 billion as costs dip RTE.ie Spain and Italy might require €350 billion in outside support to contain the fall-out, the IIF said, while the cost of helping Ireland and Portugal could total €380 billion over five years. If the deal fell apart, the European Central Bank would suffer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| IIF sees 1 trillion euro fallout from Greek default Reuters India By Alex Chambers | LONDON (Reuters) - A disorderly default in Greece would probably leave Italy and Spain needing outside help to stop risks spreading, and cause more than 1 trillion euros damage to the euro zone, the Institute of International Finance ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| IIF warns Greek default might cost Eurozone 1 trillion euros FXstreet.com In a document from 18 February the banking trade group warned that such an event would result in Italy and Spain seeking external aid in the face of the threat of contagion. They estimated that the damage to the Eurozone would amount to 1 trillion ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Republic of Ireland fans vent their frustration over Giovanni Trapattoni ... BBC Sport The move appeared to send a clear message to supporters and pundits that there would be no room to shuffle the pack ahead of the summer's daunting group ties with Croatia, world champions Spain, and Italy. “You can set a course and that is what I have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| European Stock Indexes Slide Deep Into The Red Inthemoneystocks.com (blog) The Institute for International Finance warned that a disorderly default byGreece would likely force Italy and Spain to seek financial aid. Portugal andIreland have also been rumored to need a second bailout and everyone is now wondering where this ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greece Debt Insurance Costs At Fresh Record On PSI Concerns NASDAQ Around 0825 GMT, Greece's five-year credit default swap was two points wider at 76 points upfront, its widest level yet, according to data-provider Markit. Quoting CDS prices upfront is a convention reserved for particularly risky investments. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Safety Warning For Investors As Old Certainties Disappear VC Circle ... government bonds, leaving them underweight in markets such as Spain andItaly. Some have taken an even more extreme position with the small, peripheral government bond markets of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, which they are now completely avoiding. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IIF warns of massive Greek default fallout: report MarketWatch By MarketWatch FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- A disorderly default byGreece would likely force Italy and Spain to seek aid to prevent being engulfed by the debt crisis and would cause more than 1 trillion euros ($1.36 trillion) in damage to the euro zone, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Risk Selloff Intensifies as EUR/USD Drops Through 1.3150 NASDAQ The IIF report stated that bank recapitalization costs in the wake of a Greek default could climb to 160 Billion euros weaken the credit standing of Portugal,Ireland, Spain and Italy and result in contingent liabilities of more than 1 Trillion euros. See all stories on this topic » |
| Regional Focus: Weak Outlook Continues for the Eurozone's ... The so-called peripheral countries of the eurozone, the “PIIGS” (Portugal,Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain) have all suffered significantly between 2007 and 2011 following the global economic downturn, with levels of public debt that are ... Analyst Insight from Euromonitor... |
| IIF: Greece's Disorderly Default Would Cost EZ One Trillion Euros ... By keeptalkinggreece Greek News in English, Blog, Wit & Drama. News · Economy ... Trillion Euros tagged: CACs, disorderly default, Greece, IIF, report, Reuters ... The impact would be hazardous for countries like Italy, Spain, Ireland and Portugal. As the “secret” ... Keep Talking Greece |
| Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain = PIGS and then there is Ireland ... Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain = PIGS and then there is Ireland. Now that the angst that swept through the markets in the past few weeks has been shrugged ... www.fxempire.com/.../portugal-italy-greece-and-spain-pigs-an... |
| America's Per Capita Debt is Worse than Greece, Portugal, Ireland ... ... debt is worse than that of Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Greece (PIIGS), and France. ... “New Report on GOP Primary Contenders Says Only Ron Paul Would ... www.theblaze.com/.../this-chart-of-americas-per-capita-debt-s... |
| 'America's Per Capita Government Debt Worse Than Greece', As ... 'America's Per Capita Government Debt Worse Than Greece', As Well AsIreland, Italy, France, Portugal And Spain (Chart) · Economy, Global News, Politics Add ... www.infiniteunknown.net/.../america’s-per-capita-government... |
| 'America's Per Capita Government Debt Worse Than Greece', As ... 'America's Per Capita Government Debt Worse Than Greece', As Well AsIreland, Italy, France, Portugal And Spain (Chart). February 27th, 2012 joetaxpayer ... www.irishtimez.com/.../americas-per-capita-government-debt-... |
| What Ails Europe? - NYTimes.com News Analysis: The Failing State of Greece (February 26, 2012) ... Do the troubled GIPSI nations (Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Italy) stand out for having ... www.nytimes.com/2012/02/.../krugman-what-ails-europe.html |
| Banks miss best of bond gains as fear trumps greed | Investing ... Latest News Headlines Feed .... RBS cut its holdings of Italian, Irish,Portuguese, Spanish and Greek government debt by 90 percent in 2011 while boosting ... business.financialpost.com/.../banks-miss-best-of-bond-gains-a... |
| Eurozone crisis: solvency or liquidity? About English News · iBT TOEFL · Essay. 03-04-2012 15:56, News List ... i.e.Spain, Italy, Portugal and Greece ― the case of Ireland is different since theIrish ... www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/biz/.../123_106181.html |
| Greece: Paul Murphy solidarity visit – Day 3 | socialistworld.net 27/02/2012: Greece Solidarity: Striking journalists continue to publish ... but for working people in Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Italy and all across Europe went down ... A privately owned daily newspaper, Eleftherotypia, had not paid its workers for ... www.socialistworld.net/doc/5608 |
| US Politics | AMERICAblog News: There are three Europe stories ... News and opinion about US politics from a liberal/Democratic/progressive ...Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, and Italy — right themselves economically? www.americablog.com/.../there-are-three-europe-stories.html |
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