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| | ... when news just hit cyberspace that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) threatened to suspend aid payments to Greece and Cyprus requesting to renegotiate the terms of its bailout. Oh em gee! We're really in trouble now Virginia. We're about to re-live ... |
| | | ... margin squeeze, banks would have to lower/raise the deposit rates on their own depositors -- a tax on deposits (oh, no not Cyprus again) - and borrowers. Euro savers will now have to add paying for their savings to higher taxes all around and to the ... |
| | | ... Rogoff - last Friday they just did a Dijsselbloem (remember him? he, the Dutch FinMin and Eurogroup head who said that the Cyprus bail in is not going to be a template after saying it was going to be a template oh, about 10 minutes earlier.). They wrote ... |
| | | ... Sentiment was also boosted after Germany's parliament approved an international bailout package for stricken eurozone member Cyprus by a large majority, but rumours about a French bank running into trouble briefly sent markets sharply down. At the end ... |
| | | ... These can be measured by looking at the pricing of securities and how they change over time. "Today markets are resilient. Cyprus had to restructure its debt but the market absorbed the negative information and the prices barely moved," Turton continued. ... |
| | | ... it...US$46,000/oz made less than a year ago. Gold's recent fall was reportedly caused by that teenie-weenie island nation of Cyprus - yes, it's come back to do some more damage. According to Bloomberg, Cyprus "had committed to selling around 400 million ... |
| | | ... while JPMorgan Chase gave up 0.6 per cent. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets fell Friday as the eurozone approved a Cyprus bailout that will see the country take a harder hit, with US retail sales figures also damping sentiment. London's FTSE 100 ... |
| | | ... to block the latest changes. "'It is a raid on people. Every time a government raids people's funds, there are shades of Cyprus about it," he said. |
| | | ... 2.0 per cent each, after dealers returned to their desks from the Easter holiday weekend to digest developments over the Cyprus debt crisis. But much of that was given up on Wednesday, when London's FTSE 100 index of leading companies closed with a loss ... |
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