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| | | ... got what they could get. But the Germans wouldn't go along with a fiscal union." Today, "major economies like France and Italy are dreadfully uncompetitive compared to Germany," but they can't compensate with fiscal expansion, Probyn said. Pricipal Global ... |
| | | | ... jumping into the market, with the rate of return to investors on Spain's 10-year bond hitting a record low of 1.804 per cent. Italy's also touched a record low of 1.853 per cent. The euro touched $US1.2302 in late afternoon trading in London, a level ... |
| | | | ... December last year. The Euro Stoxx 50 index gained 1.2% overnight as did Spain's IBEX-35; the CAC-40 went up by 0.9% and Italy's MIB index closed 0.7% higher. Germany's DAX index - surprise, surprise - beat them all, finishing 1.6% on the up and up overnight. ... |
| | | | ... points and in Frankfurt the DAX 30 index shed 0.81 per cent to 9,251.70 points. Milan tumbled 2.1 per cent after shares in Italy's third-largest bank, Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, had to be suspended for excessive losses after announcing it was considering ... |
| | | | ... quality they called Asset Quality Review (AQR) based on certain stress criteria. Except for the banks that got an "F" - led by Italy's Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena whose share price fell by 22% -- it created little and temporary ripples. In one word ... |
| | | | ... dropped. The Euro Stoxx-600 index dropped by 2.4%, Germany's DAX index dropped by 2.0%, France's CAC-40 index dropped by 2.8%, Italy's FTSE MIB dropped by 3.9% and Spain's IBEX-35 dropped by 3.1%. At the conclusion of the 4 September Governing Council ... |
| | | | ... quarter from 0.2% in the first and 0.3% in the December quarter of last year. Germany's one quarter away from following Italy into another recession with its GDP contracting by 0.2% in the three months ended June while France had been in a coma since ... |
| | | | ... factors may have overstated the impact." This is bad enough in itself, but even worse when you consider that another big boy - Italy - is already in recession. Its economy shrank in the first and second quarters of this year - down by 0.2% in the June ... |
| | | | ... stock market, of course, bore the brunt - down 3.7% on the day. But big fall were also registered in Madrid (down 2.0%) and Italy (down 1.9%). Even the Germany's DAX and France's CAC indices fell - down 1.5% and 1.3%, respectively. Similarly, Bloomberg ... |
| | | | ... Capra talks to James Fernyhough about the increasingly competitive world of the custodian. That Henry Capra was born in Italy to Italian parents doesn't change the fact that he is a Sydneysider through and through. Apart from the first two weeks, he ... |
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