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| | | ... were not awed. Sure, liquidity's back and money are now available to European economies that need them. But for some, Portugal and Ireland and Greece and Spain and Italy are far from being solvent. They could still default. And if that's not bad enough ... |
| | | | ... remove concerns about contagion," he said, alluding to fears that the pressure on Greece could spread also to Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Iceland. Mr James said heavyweight sectors - resources and banking - had driven the local bourse higher. ... |
| | | | ... out a Greek debt default and insisted that the problems besetting Greece were different from those faced by Spain and Portugal. The London FTSE 100 closed down 80.94 points, or 1.52 per cent at 5,260.99 points. FRANKFURT - The DAX 30 closed down 50.19 ... |
| | | | ... already happened." And now... here comes Moody's with its own doom and gloom message. It warned that it might downgrade Portugal's Aa2 debt rating in the next three months. This scared the financial markets. The same thing happened last week when Standard ... |
| | | | ... the eurozone that were exacerbated by the Greek riots and a warning from ratings agency Moody's that it could downgrade Portugal's sovereign debt within three months. Moody's said it had placed Portugal Aa2 government bond rating "on review for possible ... |
| | | | ... fears that a massive bailout for debt-ridden Greece would not be enough to stop its debt crisis spreading to Spain and Portugal. CMC Markets market analyst David Taylor said the local market was feeling a great deal of uncertainty stemming from the troubles ... |
| | | | ... night, when a panic attack again hit equity markets. Financial markets engaged in a "what if?" exercise yet again. What if Portugal needs assistance? What if Spain needs a bailout? What if Ireland? What if Italy? Financial markets believe that while ... |
| | | | ... investors worried that Europe would have an even tougher time assembling an aid package if a larger country such as Spain or Portugal were to get in trouble. Traders are concerned that weakening economies in Europe could jeopardize the recovery in this ... |
| | | | So what was the hulaballoo of the past two days all about? It's now looking like too much ado about Greece, and Portugal, and Spain, and... Smokin'! What worries me more is the 25 per cent increase in tobacco tax by Krudd and the Reserve Bank of Australia ... |
| | | | ... results. On Wednesday, the Australian share market closed lower in the wake of credit ratings downgrades for Greece and Portugal and lower commodity prices. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index ended down 57.2 points, or 1.17 per cent, at 4,822.8 points, while ... |
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