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| | | ... opening trade. Signs of German impatience with the Greek government's management of its debt crisis, and the prospect of French banks suffering a credit downgrade because of the Greek debt bonds they hold, sparked heavy falls for European markets. France's ... |
| | | | ... plans to recapitalise its banks in the event of a Greek default. And Moody's fingers are on the downgrade trigger with French banks and their exposure to Greek sovereign debt in its sights. There's no question in my mind that Greece will default unless ... |
| | | | ... directions. LONDON - Stocks plunged and the euro fell as signs of German impatience with Greek debt woes and fears over French banks compounded worries that the world is set for another recession, analysts said. French banking shares dived more than ... |
| | | | ... recapitalise in view of their holdings of Greek debt. Led by bank stocks, European shares plunged as much as 5.0 per cent, with French Societe Generale down over 10.0 per cent, as alarm about growth and debt again burnt into confidence, and then a new ... |
| | | | ... spending will remain poor, weighing on growth in coming quarters. That trend was evident in the earnings of Carrefour, the French retailing giant which on Wednesday posted an unexpected net loss in the first half and abandoned its growth target for the ... |
| | | | ... down from the 1.3% expansion achieved in the first three months of 2011. This dour news followed earlier reports that the French economy - that other tower of strength - did not grow one tiny bit in the three months between April and June this year. ... |
| | | | ... after - that was last night - well, you know what happened it bounced back with a vengeance. Apart from reports that the French rumour was just that, you'll read in today's headlines that, "Stocks Surge on Tempered Concern About Recession" (Bloomberg). ... |
| | | | ... 17-state currency bloc - notably France - resulted in shares see-sawing around the world throughout the day. In particular, French banking stocks were again in the spotlight as a result of concerns about their investment in bonds in vulnerable members ... |
| | | | ... McCarthy said traders were cautious given the negative lead from Wall St and renewed concerns about eurozone debt. Overnight, French President Nicolas Sarkozy promised new measures to slash France's public deficit amid fears that France could be the ... |
| | | | ... spurred by worries of possible problems with Greece's new bailout deal and a rumoured ratings downgrade of France and/or French banks. Bank shares led the drop in the US markets, amid speculation that they faced more pressure to stop parking money with ... |
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