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| | | ... After opening with modest gains, stocks turned mixed but then were hit by selling amid resuscitated concerns of a Greek default that overshadowed positive US manufacturing data, analysts said. LONDON - European shares have mostly risen despite a Greek ... |
| | | | ... my musing. According to FT, "Hardline officials in Germany, the Netherlands and Finland are increasingly urging a Greek default." Perhaps they've been emboldened by the financial markets' seemingly nonchalant reaction to these latest episode of the Greek ... |
| | | | ... market looks set to open lower after further doubt were raised regarding Greece's bailout package and its ability to avoid default, and Moody's ratings cut on six European nations due to the euro zone crisis. At 0817 AEDT on Wednesday, the March share ... |
| | | | ... effect, however, is the same - business and government operations are paralysed. How could this be any different to a default? According to PM Papademos, "A disorderly default would trigger economic chaos and social explosion". Doesn't he watch TV? Default ... |
| | | | ... come a time when Greece shouts, "enough is enough and enough is too much". That it's better to die from a single shot of default rather than suffering death by a thousand (fiscal spending) cuts. Bankruptcy is bliss. For how much worse would Greece be ... |
| | | | ... 77.59 yen from 77.68 yen. HONG KONG - Asian markets are down as traders grow nervous over Greece's chances of avoiding a default. Tokyo ended 0.61 per cent, or 55.07 points, off at 8,947.17 on Friday and Seoul finished 1.04 per cent lower, or 20.91 points ... |
| | | | ... even more," Harting told Financial Standard. "They say: we know that Venezuela's a basket case, we know it's going to default, but I'm judged by my clients in terms of my variation versus the debt benchmark and if they don't default in the next year ... |
| | | | ... on austerity measures expected to pave the way for a massive second EU-IMF bailout and help the country avoid an overt default on its debt. Meanwhile, US justice officials announced a $US25 billion ($A23.25 billion) settlement between US states and five ... |
| | | | ... as investors grew impatient for Greece to finally seal a bailout deal with creditors and avoid a potentially disastrous default. Dealers said the markets were firmer earlier on hopes that the Greek coalition parties would sign up to the latest set of ... |
| | | | ... measures. Dealers said that after so much wrangling and disputes, and countless reports that an accord to save Greece from default was near, the markets were cautious and weary at the same time. News that commodities trader Glencore and mining group ... |
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