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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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Ireland may pump more cash into the country’s banks to push capital above regulatory targets set in March in a bid to...

ECB Sees EU Aid for Irish Banks, Fueling Bailout Bets (Update1)more

Ireland could use European Union aid to bail out cash-strapped banks, the European Central Bank said, stepping up...

Global Currency War May Miss Cash-Starved East Europe (Update1)more

Eastern Europe is struggling to attract capital even as record-low interest rates in major economies force emerging...

Europe Filings Rise as IPOs Beat U.S. in Debt Crisis (Update1)more

European companies are preparing the most initial public offerings in two years after IPOs weathered the region’s debt...

European Exports, Investments Spur Economy’s Recovery (Update3)more

European exports surged the most on record and corporate spending rebounded from a two-year slump in the second...

Vatican, Hit By Crisis, Leads Crackdown on `Slackers' more

For the first time in almost half a century, Vatican administration staff will clock in for work as part of a clampdown...

Iceland to announce $6bn IMF-led rescue packagemore

Iceland is poised to announce a $6 billion rescue package, led by the International Monetary Fund and backed by a...

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The zigzag in crude oil prices during this week only shows of the many factors that affect them, and the high...

Europe Has ‘Made It’ Through Crisis, De Gucht Says (Update2)more

Europe has “made it” through the financial crisis that sparked concern Greece may default on its debt and confidence in...

Greek Funds Head Warns Debt Restructure to Devastate Economy (2)more

Greece’s money managers are warning of damage to an already crippled economy should European leaders move to...

Greek Debt Rating Cut to B by S&P on Restructuring Concerns (2...more

Greece’s credit rating was cut two levels to B from BB- by Standard & Poor’s, which said further reductions are...

Germany Opposes Bailout Boost in Face-Off With ECB (Update2)more

Germany stiffened its opposition to expanding government-financed aid for debt-plagued euro nations, leaving the...

ECB May Delay Exit Again as Irish Rescue Fails to Stem Crisismore

The European Central Bank may have to delay its exit from emergency measures again as Ireland’s bailout fails to stem...

Stiglitz Says Europe at Risk of Double-Dip Recession (Update1)more

Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz said the European economy is at risk of sliding back into a recession as...

BOE Declines to Follow Fed as Stimulus Stays on Hold (Update3)more

The Bank of England kept its emergency stimulus program unchanged as the strength of the U.K. recovery persuaded...

Estonia's Entry Expands Euro Into Former Soviet Union - Bloombergmore

Estonia entered the euro area with “no glitches” in banking and retail, shrugging off the sovereign debt crisis...

Europe’s Banks Face Second Funding Squeeze on Sovereign Crisismore

European banks at risk of writedowns from the sovereign debt crisis face a funding squeeze that may depress earnings,...

Roubini Urges ECB to Cut Rates to Offset Austeritymore

The European Central Bank should reduce its benchmark interest rate to zero and expand government bond purchases to...

Lagarde Sees EU, Middle East as IMF Focus for Next Chief (3) more

German Lawmakers Approve Share of $1 Trillion Bailout (Update2)more

German lawmakers approved their country’s share of a $1 trillion euro-region bailout in a vote today, allaying market...

European Banks Poised to Win Reprieve in Basel on Capital Rulesmore

European banks, rattled by investor uncertainty about their ability to withstand a sovereign-debt crisis, are poised to...

EU regulators to probe financial tradingmore

EurActiv - The EU regulators said they would be investigating such high-frequency trades in order to understand the...

Lagarde Declares Candidacy to Replace Strauss-Kahn at IMF (3) more

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