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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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The European Central Bank kept interest rates at a record low as investors look to President Jean-Claude Trichet for an...
European Central Bank President Jean- Claude Trichet is keeping the onus on governments to fix the debt crisis as he...
The European Central Bank delayed its withdrawal of emergency liquidity measures and bought more government bonds as...
Derivatives traders pared bets that European leaders will fail to contain the crisis engulfing the region’s single...
The U.S. subsidiaries of European financial institutions, led by Zurich-based UBS AG and Brussels- based Dexia SA, were...
The last time Jean-Claude Trichet refused to bow to market pressure, he was forced into a U-turn. This time the stakes...
The European Central Bank delayed its withdrawal of emergency liquidity measures and bought more government bonds as...
Spain’s inflation rate rose in July to the highest in almost two years as an increase in sales tax came into effect.
The U.S. subsidiaries of European financial institutions, led by Zurich-based UBS AG and Brussels- based Dexia SA were...
To shore up the Spanish banking system, Caja Madrid Chairman Rodrigo Rato may offload a stake in a water ride inspired...
Switzerland’s franc, the second- best performing major currency in the past six months, is gaining strength from...
Investors’ no-confidence vote in the aid package for Ireland may force European policy makers to expand their arsenal...
Bailouts for Ireland and Greece and speculation that Portugal and Spain may need aid are prompting investors to shun...
International Monetary Fund First Deputy Managing Director John Lipsky said that the euro has a “solid” value and that...
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet signaled investors are underestimating policy makers’ determination...
The failure of the Irish rescue to stem a selloff across euro-region bond markets may spell more bailouts to come,...
The group of governors and heads of supervision who oversee the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision said they...
Ireland won approval for an 85 billion-euro ($113 billion) emergency-aid package as European finance ministers battled...
European governments sought to quell the market turmoil menacing the euro, handing debt-strapped Ireland an 85...
Czech president sparks MEP walk-out By Joshua Chaffin in Brussels Published: February 19 2009 19:23 | Last updated:...
Madrid's financial district has lost its shine. Near the iconic Puerta de Europa Towers in the northern part of the...
The U.K. economy grew more than forecast in the third quarter and Standard & Poor’s said the nation no longer...
Greek bonds tumbled, pushing yields to the highest since at least 1998, on concern Germany isn’t moving fast enough to...
Europe may already have passed its biggest stress test.
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