Posts Tagged: Euro
Greek program needs redesigning, says PIMCO CEO
By Tom Ellis Greece should take up the issue of separating the 50 billion euros that went toward recapitalizing the country’s banks from the country’s public debt with its European partners and the International Monetary Fund, says
Greek program needs redesigning, says PIMCO CEO
By Tom Ellis Greece should take up the issue of separating the 50 billion euros that went toward recapitalizing the country’s banks from the country’s public debt with its European partners and the International Monetary Fund, says
The Economist’s Excellent Barclays Cover
The Economist does a very nice number on the Barclays scandal.
The Economist’s Excellent Barclays Cover
The Economist does a very nice number on the Barclays scandal.
CHART OF THE DAY: The Most Important Chart In Europe Is A Disaster
We’ve been talking a lot about what we think is the most important chart in Europe—yields on Spanish bonds that mature in less than three years. (High yields mean Spain is paying through the nose to borrow when it
CHART OF THE DAY: The Most Important Chart In Europe Is A Disaster
We’ve been talking a lot about what we think is the most important chart in Europe—yields on Spanish bonds that mature in less than three years. (High yields mean Spain is paying through the nose to borrow when it
David Cameron ‘prepared to halt immigration of Greeks into UK’ | UK news | The Guardian
Dear Mr. Cameron, I read the following Post in the guardian site and I would like to kindly ask you to concentrate more on your domestic issues rather than dealing with the rare occasion of getting immigrants from Greece. You
David Cameron ‘prepared to halt immigration of Greeks into UK’ | UK news | The Guardian
Dear Mr. Cameron, I read the following Post in the guardian site and I would like to kindly ask you to concentrate more on your domestic issues rather than dealing with the rare occasion of getting immigrants from Greece. You
Finns, Dutch cast doubt on eurozone deal
Finland and the Netherlands, the euro zone’s most hardline creditor states, cast the first doubts on Monday on a European summit deal designed to save Spain and Italy from being engulfed by the currency bloc’s debt crisis. The Finnish government
Finns, Dutch cast doubt on eurozone deal
Finland and the Netherlands, the euro zone’s most hardline creditor states, cast the first doubts on Monday on a European summit deal designed to save Spain and Italy from being engulfed by the currency bloc’s debt crisis. The Finnish government
ECB representative tells Athens to focus on reforms
Greece would benefit more from speeding up structural reforms than spending time right now on renegotiating its bailout deal with its lenders, European Central Bank executive board member Joerg Asmussen told The Economist Conference in Athens on Monday. “The first
ECB representative tells Athens to focus on reforms
Greece would benefit more from speeding up structural reforms than spending time right now on renegotiating its bailout deal with its lenders, European Central Bank executive board member Joerg Asmussen told The Economist Conference in Athens on Monday. “The first
Euro-Zone Shark Still Has Its Appetite
“A shark has to constantly move forward or it dies. And I think what we got on our hands is a dead shark.” Woody Allen’s description of his failing relationship with Annie Hall is as apt when applied to the
Euro-Zone Shark Still Has Its Appetite
“A shark has to constantly move forward or it dies. And I think what we got on our hands is a dead shark.” Woody Allen’s description of his failing relationship with Annie Hall is as apt when applied to the
Saving the Euro through scaring Germany
Der Spiegel’s leak should make life easier for Angela Merkel. Then again, it might not. The German weekly magazine has published an internal report from the finance ministry in Berlin claiming that a break up of the euro would lead
Saving the Euro through scaring Germany
Der Spiegel’s leak should make life easier for Angela Merkel. Then again, it might not. The German weekly magazine has published an internal report from the finance ministry in Berlin claiming that a break up of the euro would lead
Euro-Zone Economic Outlook Remains Weak
The European Central Bank might have to take more action to spur growth in the euro zone after data published Friday suggested that German consumers are beginning to feel the strain of the debt crisis and the ECB’s earlier injections
Euro-Zone Economic Outlook Remains Weak
The European Central Bank might have to take more action to spur growth in the euro zone after data published Friday suggested that German consumers are beginning to feel the strain of the debt crisis and the ECB’s earlier injections
Was Merkel’s Surprising “Defeat” Merely A Gambit For A German Referendum?
As details from Thursday’s European Memorandum of Understanding, which has all the binding power of a ‘highly confident letter’ issued by a third tier investment bank, continue to be non-existent, the questions, and conditions, are accumulating fast. While the ESM
Was Merkel’s Surprising “Defeat” Merely A Gambit For A German Referendum?
As details from Thursday’s European Memorandum of Understanding, which has all the binding power of a ‘highly confident letter’ issued by a third tier investment bank, continue to be non-existent, the questions, and conditions, are accumulating fast. While the ESM
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