 Washington Post (blog) Spain has fallen into a recession. Belgium, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Slovenia are in recession. Perhaps this might mean a bit of a rethink in the euro zone? Nah. Unemployed Italian railways former workers, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| European Austerity and the Fate of the Euro Forbes Last week, S&P downgraded Spain to BBB+. Spain, Italy, Greece, Portugal,Ireland, Belgium, Denmark, and Holland, members of the Eurozone, have officially fallen back into recession. We are more than two years into the European Debt Crisis – the crisis ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Real Tragedy Of The Euro Forbes Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Spain (the “PIGGS”) could have the operating room, given their own currencies, to see themselves through to recovery and sustainability without too much rough stuff in the interim. Whatever the merits of this sort of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| World workers express anger, gloom on May Day Washington Examiner Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is trying desperately to cut a bloated deficit, restore investor confidence in Spain's public finances, lower the 24.4 jobless rate, and fend off fears it will join Greece, Ireland and Portugal in needing a bailout. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Austerity Fires Voter Vengeance Against Euro Business Insider Over the last few years, as the debt crisis has engulfed Europe, the risk that has most concerned economists has been the possibility that the so-called 'olive growing countries' of Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain, joined byIreland (and known as the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Europeans protest austerity at May Day rallies Reuters Unions in Spain, Portugal, Italy, France and Greece used the traditional marches to express anger over a savings drive across the euro zone, aimed at shoring up public finances but criticized for forcing countries deeper into recession. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| EuroCrisis: Default, Austerity and Deleveraging International Business Times By Shayne Heffernan Following on from the disastrous Greece Default, the ECB, IMF and World Bank are ready for the Sequels, Spain, Italy, Portugaland Ireland. As the IMF demands Austerity, growth in Europe is scarce, budget cuts have already put ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| May Day sees wave of austerity protests Financial Times Twelve European countries are in recession - meaning they have suffered at least two consecutive quarters of negative growth – Spain, Portugal, Ireland,Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Denmark and the UK. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| How Can Europe Save Itself? (Again.) North Country Public Radio Then came news that Spain, which has been enacting austerity measures, is officially in a recession (along with the UK, Belgium, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Slovenia are in recession). The point of austerity is to get debt ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Eurozone Austerity Faces Increasing Political Challenges as Economy Worsens Huffington Post (blog) It is also attempting to accomplish something that is painful and probably not possible -- an "internal devaluation" in Spain, Portugal, Greece, Ireland, andItaly; and "growth through austerity" in France. One result is not only the backlash against ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| World workers express anger, gloom on May Day Seattle Post Intelligencer Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is trying desperately to cut a bloated deficit, restore investor confidence in Spain's public finances, lower the 24.4 jobless rate, and fend off fears it will join Greece, Ireland and Portugal in needing a bailout. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| GLOBAL MARKETS-Signs of slowdown in US, Spain weigh on stocks, euro Reuters Spain, the euro zone's fourth-largest economy, slipped into recession in the first quarter as domestic demand fell, joining Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Belgium and the Netherlands on the list of countries with shrinking economies. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Europe, in Slump, Rethinks Austerity Wall Street Journal Among the 17 euro-zone nations, Spain joined Belgium, Greece, Ireland,Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Slovenia in recession. Outside the bloc, the UK, Denmark and the Czech Republic are also in recession. But Germany, the main architect of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Anti-austerity anger sweeps Europe on May Day Khaleej Times “Already in Spain almost everyone is an intern up to the age of 30. And now employment insecurity is going to hit those in their 30s and 40s,” she said in the capital. Thousands more rallied in Athens, Thessaloniki and other cities aroundGreece, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Oil Near Two-Day Low After China PMI Expands Less Than Forecast BusinessWeek Spain's gross domestic product fell 0.3 percent, the same as in the previous three months, the Madrid-based National Statistics Institute said yesterday. The European sovereign debt crisis that began in Greece and then moved toIreland, Portugal, Italy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Dow, S&P 500 slip as Spain enters recession BusinessWeek The worry is that Spain's size could make it difficult to rescue. Its economy is roughly twice the size of the three other countries that have tapped the European Union for bailout loans added together -- Greece, Portugal andIreland. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Workers around the world express anger, gloom on May Day Salt Lake Tribune Taking the baton from Asia, where unions demanded wage increases as they transformed the day from one celebrating workers rights to one of international protest, workers turned out in droves in Greece, France and Spain — the latest focus of a debt ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Analyst Interview: Christopher Vecchio on the British Pound, Spain DailyFX How serious is the drag effect of Spain's problems on the euro? The seriousness of Spain's problems goes beyond the calamity experienced byGreece, Ireland, and Portugal combined. Consider this: according to the IMF, the nominal Spanish GDP for 2011 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| French Are Too Comfortable to Consider Reform New York Times This is partly because France has been immunized from the crushing bond market pressure that drove Greece, Ireland and Portugal to seek bailouts and Italy and Spain to undertake draconian austerity measures and structural changes. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Global Note: Chen's Escape – A Fellow Activist Speaks…After Bin Laden ... ABC News (blog) Among the 17 euro-zone nations, Spain joined Belgium, Greece, Ireland,Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Slovenia in recession. Outside the bloc, the UK, Denmark and the Czech Republic are also in recession. It has been the wettest April in the UK ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| EMERGING MARKETS-Latam stocks fall in April on economy jitters Reuters Pressuring shares Spain, the euro zone's fourth-largest economy, slipped into recession in the first quarter as domestic demand fell. Spain joined Italy,Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Belgium and the Netherlands on the list of euro zone countries with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| In the Euro Zone, False Narrative Dominates Debate mydigitalfc.com Taken as a group, the debt/gross domestic product ratios of the GIPSI's (Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Italy) were falling, not rising. What brought on the crisis were huge private capital inflows. Don't think runaway politicians; think German ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Will Germany Ride to Europe's Rescue? theTrumpet.com Of that amount, €54 billion was promised by Ireland, Portugal and Greece. But these nations are getting bailed out, so clearly they won't be able to follow through with their commitment. Spain has promised to contribute €92.5 billion. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Asian Bourses Modestly Lower; European Bourses 'Flat' Forex Pros The main theme this morning is “modestly” as the of consequence is thatSpain has finally entered into a recession; which we do not consider news when one's unemployment rate is upwards of or above 20%, with Italy,Portugal, Ireland, Greece, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Oil falls as Spain slips back into recession Sydney Morning Herald The European sovereign debt crisis that began in Greece and then moved toIreland, Portugal, Italy and Spain has reduced economic growth in the euro region. The dollar rose as much as 0.4 percent versus the euro. A stronger US currency decreases the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Euro crisis could benefit some concepts Nation's Restaurant News In the worst affected countries like Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain, the man on the street is struggling to justify any spending on leisure. In stronger countries, such as Germany and Britain, the consumer has simply become more frugal — perhaps ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| French Elections And The Eurozone: Between a Rock And A Hard Place Seeking Alpha In the eurozone, France has always been considered a member of the core with Germany, not of the periphery with Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Italy, andSpain. France's budget deficit is not in the same league as Greece's; it does not face a massive debt ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Democracy Vs. The Euro Seeking Alpha The capital inflows in the periphery created credit and housing bubbles (Spain,Ireland) and put countries to sleep with regard to any necessary adjustment in their public finances and/or trade balance (Greece, Portugal, Italy) as they could suddenly ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Voting Out Austerity in Europe The American Prospect A quick overview of the European real economy shows that eight eurozone countries—Spain, Greece (for the fifth straight year), Portugal, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Slovenia—are now in recession. Outside the eurozone, recently ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Crunch time looms for Germany | The Economic Voice By Dominic Dean aka The Misplaced Economist Governments in Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Italy and Spain have already changed since the crisis first broke, but thus far there has been consensus on the need to cut fiscal deficits and boost competitiveness. This may be unsurprising where ... The Economic Voice |
| EuroCrisis, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain More Defaults Certain ... Italy, Spain, Portugal and Ireland will want the same discounted exit that was given to Greece, and it is hard ... Morgan Stanley's net exposure to the five countries: Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain, was $4.01 billion ...News From Forex ... www.ibtimes.com/.../eurocrisis-ireland-italy-portugal-spain-m... |
| Dutch PM Resigns, Clears Way For Elections : NPR From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel. MELISSA BLOCK, HOST: And I'm Melissa Block. Spain, Italy, Greece,Ireland, Portugal, ... www.npr.org/2012/.../dutch-pm-resigns-clears-way-for-electio... |
| The Franco-German alliance — doomed, or headed for a U-turn ... ... have turned the spotlight on a succession of countries — Greece, Ireland,Portugal, Spain and Italy — turning each into ... Sat, Apr 28, 2012 - Page 9News List ... www.taipeitimes.com/News/editorials/archives/2012/04/28/.../1 |
| Safe assets in Europe « Economy View ... recently released a new paper on the safe assets share of total assets in the... are safe assets, while periphery debt (Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain,Italy) ... kkalev4economy.wordpress.com/2012/.../safe-assets-in-europe... |
| The Future of the Euro: Why Sentiment Alone Can't Save the Union ... The economies of Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal are all expected to ...Many others, including Germany, France and Ireland, will post only minimal growth. .... NEW YORK (AP) — News that Spain's economy entered another recession ... business.time.com/.../the-future-of-the-euro-why-sentiment-al... |
| The New European Normal... Is Squiggly | ZeroHedge Eurostat just updated their statistics for government debt to GDP for 2011, so here is an updated graph over Belgium, Italy, Greece, Portugal, Ireland,Spain, ... www.zerohedge.com/news/new-european-normal-squiggly |
| Will Europe Break Up? - Seeking Alpha Greece: 21%; Portugal: 11.5%; Ireland: 6.9%; Spain: 5.9%; Italy: 5% ....Author of the Katchum Macro-Economic Blog, monitoring breaking economicnews from a ... seekingalpha.com/article/535711-will-europe-break-up |
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