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| | | | ... be just be too painful, even for the Germans. In the meantime, expect continued volatile trading conditions until the Europeans announce to back Greece (and all other problem members) at all cost and without reservations or allow Greece to default or ... |
| | | | ... rumour. Though we might be getting close to the bottom, the financial situation remains fluid and will remain so until the Europeans start implanting a plan instead of gossiping about one. |
| | | | ... money. "All of that volatility in America has translated, unfortunately, into quite a strongly down day for us and the Europeans were down strongly before that," he said. "The lack of a cohesive policy in either Europe or America is driving this. "Markets ... |
| | | | ... the bargaining (nay, begging) table. The problem with this is that, as the past months have shown time and again, the Europeans don't use the lull to devise a more credible and resolute plan to resolve the crisis. Much as I hate to be the bearer of bad ... |
| | | | ... had disappointed in early trade. "I think it's continuing uncertainty on the European situation and I think ahead of Europeans and US markets opening this week, our market has just eased off," he said. All sectors shed value, with about nine out of ten ... |
| | | | ... stocks trading higher. "Risk appetite has been returning a bit over the past couple of days on the thinking that the Europeans are getting close to resolving or having one voice in terms of dealing with the Greece and Italian situation... which reflects ... |
| | | | ... default. And this is giving everyone the jitters. Not least is US Treasury Secretary Timmy Geithner who preached to the Europeans to act more forcefully to solve their crisis. Yeah, he can talk. "Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's ... |
| | | | ... or down and under. So while we may be sick of the game of chicken politicians in Washington are still playing and the Europeans' sport of kick the can, I bet you that RBA Governor Glen Stevens is losing many nights of sleep over them. And not only these ... |
| | | | ... despite jubilation over the Greek tragedy I still am very suspicious of Europe. Remember the "fool me once..." saying? The Europeans have not only fooled us once, not twice nor three times but thanks to my archives, I've counted five times overt the ... |
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