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| | | ... government bonds had risen to the highest levels since the introduction of the euro. Yields did ease back after it emerged that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was on the verge of stepping down. The Italian parliament was due to hold a budget ... |
| | | | ... EUR3bn"" (Reuters). Yes folks, this is the rescue fund targeted to have a a,-1 trillion arsenal as "first loss" insurer of Italian and Spanish bonds. It managed to sell only "over EUR3bn" last night at 177 bps over German bunds after suffering a failed ... |
| | | | ... intense pressure to come up with reforms and austerity measures to ease the country's strained public finances. The yield on Italian 10-year government bonds at one stage hit 6.402 per cent, topping the 6.397 per cent reached in August when the ECB was ... |
| | | | ... between Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and his coalition partner the Northern League makes the situation worse, forcing Italian borrowing costs toward dangerously high levels on Tuesday. The yield on Italian 10-year bonds rose to around 6.2 per cent ... |
| | | | ... addressing the eurozone debt crisis, whose delivery on Thursday sparked huge market rallies, was short on details. Spanish and Italian bond yields had risen while commodities were down overnight. Investors could experience positive leads if the Reserve ... |
| | | | ... investors to pull back. After the initial euphoria, the markets now want to see some real follow up on the deal and a jump in Italian borrowing rates reflected the underlying nervousness. The banks suffered on concerns over their holdings of weak eurozone ... |
| | | | ... would take a heavier hit on Greek debt. Milan was lower for much of the day but finished with a gain of 0.72 per cent as Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi readied an emergency cabinet meeting to review new austerity measures demanded by EU leaders. ... |
| | | | ... trading, the London stock market added 0.42 per cent, Paris advanced 1.84 per cent and Frankfurt jumped 2.09 per cent. Italian and Spanish shares rose by about 3.0 per cent. All three markets had fallen sharply at the open, but rallied on speculation ... |
| | | | ... meeting of the US Federal Reserve. The euro clawed back earlier losses against the dollar after the overnight downgrade of Italian sovereign debt by ratings agency Standard & Poor's and as Greece, struggling to avert a default, awaited more talks with ... |
| | | | ... 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 on our market," he said. The energy sector continued to help the market higher, with stocks gaining ... |
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