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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL CRISIS

Countries across the continent are struggling to find ways to cope with the growing financial crisis. From the nationalization of domestic banks to multi-billion cash injections into the capital markets, Europe's politicians, regulators, and market players are trying different approaches to deal with the mounting problems.

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EU Crafts $962 Billion Show of Force to Halt Euro Crisismore

European policy makers unveiled an unprecedented loan package worth almost $1 trillion and a program of bond purchases...

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Econ Grapher - Economic Calendarmore

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Spain Approves Pension Bill in Bid to Woo Investors (Update1)more

The Spanish government agreed to raise the retirement age in a renewed bid to restore investor confidence after a 20...

Greece Said to Face Earlier Asset-Sale Deadline to Win Further Aid more

Ceska Narodni Banka Holds Repo Rate at 0.75%more

The Ceska Narodni Banka (CNB) maintained the two-week repurchase rate unchanged at 0.75% as expected. The Bank also...

Portugal Wins Aid, Heightening Euro Backlash Over Bailouts (1)more

Portugal won a 78 billion-euro ($116 billion) international aid package, fanning domestic controversy over budget cuts...

European Banks Near 70% Greek Rollover Dealmore

Greek creditors may be headed toward a rollover agreement involving 70 percent of their bonds to prevent a default and...

French, Germans See Euro as ‘Bad Thing’ Amid Crisis, Poll Showsmore

Majorities across Europe view the euro as a “bad thing” in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis that rattled the...

Krugman Says Greece May Be Forced Out of Euro, Sole Reportsmore

Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman told Il Sole 24 Ore that Greece could be forced to abandon the European...

Soros Says a Euro Exit Mechanism Is ‘Probably Inevitable’ Amid Debt Cr...more

Billionaire investor George Soros said it’s “probably inevitable” that a mechanism will have to be put in place to...

Europe Inflation Accelerates to Fastest Since 2008 (Update1)more

European inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in 20 months in July on rising energy prices.

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EURO CRISIS : & NOW ITALY 'S DEBT BEING "OF CONCERN" TOO...more

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi ’s government risked unraveling after the co-founder of his ruling party...

Greek debt | Ratings agencies get into the act once again over Greecemore

Anthony Harrington looks at the undeniably powerful influence of credit ratings agencies and what recent developments...

Norway Central Bank Holds Interest Rate at 2.25%more

Norway's central bank, Norges Bank, maintained its key policy rate at 2.25%, and signaled further rate increases.

Europe: No Happy Anniversarymore

Considerable headwinds are hampering Eurozone efforts to bring debt under control

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had problems with the alarm function. Just a couple months ago, users in the U.S., Australia and Europe unintentionally...

Euro Trades Near 10-Month Low as Trichet Says IMF Aid 'Bad'more

The euro traded near a 10-month low versus the dollar after European Central Bank President Jean- Claude Trichet said...

Euro Weakens After Portugal Bailout Overshadows Rate-Increase Expectat...more

The euro fell from its strongest in more than 14 months versus the dollar after Portugal’s request for aid highlighted...

ECB Hikes Monetary Policy Interest Rate 25bps to 1.50%more

The European Central Bank (ECB) increased the Main refinancing operations rate by 25 basis points to 1.50% from 1.

Political Innovation of the Decademore

A year ago, thanks to its inability to form a government, Belgium became the laughing stock of political commentators.

Rehn Says Portugal to Pay 5.5% to 6% for EU Bailout Loans (1)more

Portugal will pay between 5.5 percent and 6 percent interest on the European portion of a 78-billion euro ($112...

NATO After Libya: The Atlantic Alliance in Austere Timesmore

NATO's sea and air mission in Libya is the first major military engagement undertaken since the global financial crisis.

Hungary in ‘Grave’ State, Official Says; Forint Falls (Update4)more

Hungary’s economy is in a “very grave situation,” a government official said, adding to concern about Europe’s...

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