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| | | ... are estimated to have amounted to $280 billion, equivalent to 20% of total superannuation savings. By contrast, in Italy, Greece and Portugal there is almost no private pension system despite annual pension payments accounting for 13% of their GDP, whereas ... |
| | | | ... hoped. Eurozone debt fears were also fuelled after a European Central Bank (ECB) official said it could not restructure Greece's debt with the regional lender, while tensions between China and Japan continued to weigh on markets. Tokyo tumbled 2.03 per ... |
| | | | ... Asian markets were mixed, with traders spooked by news German business confidence has hit a 31-month low, wrangling over Greece's budget and uncertainty about Spain. Tokyo was 0.25 per cent higher, adding 22.25 points to 9,091.54 but Sydney slipped 0.29 ... |
| | | | ... market's weaker trading position has continued after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that delays in implementing Greece's bailout program would worsen the nation's financial shortfall. IMF managing director Christine Lagarde said the 11.5 ... |
| | | | ... markets mostly fell as the recent rally fuelled by central banks' stimulus plans petered out, while there were fears over Greece's ability to meet requirements to get more bailout cash. Earlier losses in China and Hong Kong were pared despite a People's ... |
| | | | ... IMF, ECB and EC troika do not seem to be in a hurry releasing its verdict (the disbursement of the next tranche of aid) on Greece either. Bloomberg reported just this morning that the trio "-- said on Sept. 21 they'll take a "brief pause" after making ... |
| | | | ... with the macroeconomic adjustment or precautionary programme." Under these conditions, the PIG - Portugal, Ireland and Greece - already qualify for the OMT. Spain is reportedly waiting for more details (as in, how strict or less strict the bailout conditions ... |
| | | | ... stagnation of the Japanese economy, the Asian currency crisis and Russian debt default, GST, September 11, US recession, GFC, Greece - and yet, it's continued to grow... uninterrupted. Oh and also, the economy grew at a 4% annual clip in 1990s when the ... |
| | | | ... investors struggled to find direction amid receding hopes of fresh economic stimulus from the Fed and diplomatic manoeuvring on Greece. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of top companies on Friday ended the day unchanged at 5,776.6 points, while in Frankfurt ... |
| | | | ... China may take similar measures. Hopes for fresh stimulus boosts in the world's two biggest economies rallied markets after Greece called on Wednesday for more time to make spending cuts, sending European shares down, and Wall Street saw little movement ... |
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