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| Eurozone Crisis and Property Deals NuWire Investor The Eurozone is in economic upheaval as the sovereign debt crisis continues to threaten regional markets, particularly in the weaker member countries that include Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain. The distress may make one think it's a good ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ireland and Spain emerge from property market rubble CNBC.com ... London and Paris to shield cash from the euro zone sovereign debt crisis,Ireland and Spain have dealt with their problems to such an extent they are attracting investors over other debt-laden countries like Greece, Italy andPortugal. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Europe's Fate Depends on Whether Wyplosz or Kirkegaard Is Right San Francisco Chronicle While yields on 10-year bonds for Italy and Spain have dropped below 5 percent, Portugal faces a 13 percent interest rate and the cost of credit-default swaps on Italian debt imply a 27 percent chance of default within five years. "In neither Ireland ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Portugal Yield at 13% Says Greek Deal Not Unique: Euro Credit BusinessWeek By Lucy Meakin and Keith Jenkins on March 12, 2012 The good news isGreece won't default on March 20, and 10-year borrowing costs for Spain andItaly have dropped below 5 percent. The bad news is similar- maturityPortuguese bonds still yield more than ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| EU not going soft on Spain - Noonan RTE.ie Spain is not in a [bail-out] programme. There are three programme countries,Greece, Portugal and Ireland and obviously the rules and conditions for programme countries have been negotiated, set down and agreed under quarterly reviews. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Get 6%, 7% -- Even 10% Yields from these Global Bank Stocks StreetAuthority In the European Union (EU), banks underperformed every other industry group last year, due to concerns about their loans to troubled European countries such as Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain (PIIGS). As bonds of all of the PIIGS tumbled, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mayer Says Portugal Bailout Talks May Start Again: Tom Keene BusinessWeek ... it followed Ireland and Greece in seeking a bailout last year. Structural deficits in Italy and Spain, where yields have also surged, will decline between 2 percent to 2.5 percent by the end of this year because of austerity measures, Mayer said. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| European Stocks Fall on China Exports Data; Temenos Slips BusinessWeek Gauges in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland and Greece fell. Vedanta Resources Plc (VED) dropped 3.7 percent to 1369 pence as copper snapped a three-day rally on the London Metal Exchange following signals that China's economy has slowed. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| It's About Jobs and Immigration…in Europe Moneyshow.com The EU has a tough task. If it offers concessions to Spain, expect Portugal,Ireland, etc., etc. to submit their own 'requests.' "However, I just can't see howSpain can meet its prior commitment. Officially, GDP is forecast to be -1.0% to -1.7% this ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Gas Prices and the European Recession 24/7 Wall St. Most data from national government agencies in European countries, as well as data from the European Union, show that Greece, Spain, Italy, Portugal,Ireland and several other nations are in the midst of GDP contraction. Numbers from Germany show that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Euro Area Still in Economic Turmoil FXstreet.com For some analysts, the Greece bailout deal and the refinancing done by the ECB have had tremendous effects on the region's economy, but much needs to be done to safeguard against contagion. Countries' such as Ireland, Spain,Portugal, and Italy are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Spanish government will consider the request in the budgetary process FXstreet.com In the intra-EMU bond market, 10-year yield spreads to Germany widened by 4 to 6 bps for France, Austria and Belgium and by 10/11 bps for Spain and Italy, while Irish and Portuguese spreads were modestly tighter. 2-year yield spreads were little ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Portugal Gradually Shuffles Its Way Towards The Front Of The Debt Queue Seeking Alpha Portugal has been unable to sell debt due in more than a year since it was given a 78 billion-euro ($102.8 billion) bailout in May 2011, following Greeceand Ireland……Portugal's 10-year yield was at 13.83 percent at 12:07 pm in London, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Thoughts From The Frontline: There Will Be Contagion Seeking Alpha In addition, Portugal and Ireland were said to be 'in a much better place,' while the credibility of Spain and Italy had 'increased.'" The headlines are aboutGreece, but the real story is not Greece but who is next. European leaders were right to be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Free or Not to Be? That's the Battle Huffington Post Is it more of an economic one which has begun in Greece and has also emerged in Portugal, Ireland, Italy and Spain ? A break-up of political, social, as well as economic, systems that do not operate justly and transparently, is being evidenced in both ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Contrarians Bet Big on Europe -- and Win Smartmoney.com Some truly brave managers are even betting that beaten-down stocks from the Piigs (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain) will outperform this year. Michael Gayed, the chief investment strategist at Pension Partners, says central banks around the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| European Debt Crisis: Austerity Could Expose Interconnectedness Of The System Seeking Alpha Besides Greece, Portugal and Ireland are the weakest countries in the eurozone, but are relatively small and could be contained. The problem isSpain which has one of the lower absolute debt levels but struggles to compete in global markets, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Behind the scenes of Mario Draghi's ECB reign Vancouver Sun ... main mandate of ensuring price stability, while at the same time dealing with market and political pressure from other countries to steer Europe out of a debt crisis that has engulfed Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Spain and even his nativeItaly. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Reviewing Some of Michael Pettis World Economic Predictions made in 2011 Next Big Future Spain and several countries, perhaps even Italy (but probably not France) will be forced to leave the euro and restructure their debt with significant debt forgiveness. Germany will stubbornly (and foolishly) refuse to bear its share of the burden of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Euro Weakness Waning as Draghi Cash Prompts Forecasters to Drop Bear Views BusinessWeek While the crisis that led to bailouts of Greece, Portugal and Ireland and the restructuring of Greek debt caused the euro to weaken 8.7 percent versus the dollar since August, traders who predicted a breakup of the single currency are being silenced. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Spain tests Europe's austerity logic Kitsap Sun Finance ministers, meeting in Brussels on Monday, will discuss Spain's high deficits and potentially dangerous imbalances in other countries. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo) Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, right, speaks with European Central Bank ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Euro Finance Ministers Say Yes To Greek Bailout Plan FXstreet.com The crisis looming in Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Ireland have been cited as possible indicators of the depth of debt crisis in Europe. This has led some analysts to predict a possible recession in the region later in the year. As Europe struggles with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| DIARY - Political and General News Events From March 13 Reuters ATHENS - EU Task Force head Horst Reichenbach holds a press conference to present the Task Force's quarterly report on Greece (1200). PARIS - IrishFinance Minister Michael Noonan to visit France (to March 16). SEOUL - South Korea and United States ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| CDS: Insurers Pay Only When The Bond Is 'All Dead' Seeking Alpha Over the last year, the largest declines in gross CDS exposure occurred in markets insuring bonds issued by Portugal, Greece, Iceland and Ireland. The largest increase in gross CDS exposure occurred in markets insuring bonds issued by Belgium, ... See all stories on this topic » |
| European Countries That Make You Go Hmmm… | The Big Picture By John Mauldin Spain is a big country. Spain matters. When the PIIGS first muscled their way up to the trough a lifetime ago, the initial diagnosis was that Ireland, Portugaland Greece neither mattered in the grand scheme of things nor were likely to get out of ... This is great news for Italy. This is terrible news for Spain. Spain is now about to become the country everyone cares about all over again and, when the world's focus return's to the Iberian Peninsula, it will realise that the large, grey shape in the ... The Big Picture |
| Gas Prices and the European Recession - 24/7 Wall St. By 247wallst ... that can move the market, real-time and in context! Real-time CompanyNews, Economic Reports, Analyst Calls, Upgrades, Downgrades, Initiations and Key Industry News as it happens. See it Now ... prices will cause the recessions throughout Europe to worsen. Most data from national government agencies in European countries, as well as data from the European Union, show that Greece, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland and several other nations are in the midst of GDP contraction. 24/7 Wall St. - Market Wire |
| GetLiberty.org >> Rescinding $108 billion from IMF necessary ... By admin The combined debts of Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and Spain total more than €3 trillion. The IMF was never intended to bail out advanced economies in the first place. Rescinding the $108 billion will not change that reality — it could not ... GetLiberty.org |
| 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... |
| 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 |
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