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| | | ... Portugal too. The political uncertainty there is looking more certain. And Greece...it's secured a,-6.8 billion from the troika (yeah sure, like they won't and risk re-starting the crisis again). However, the bestest news would have to be ECB President ... |
| | | | ... and I could not track where that missing dude went. But back to the point. The point is that it's Cyprus turn to hold the troika by the cojones. The PIGS have done it so why couldn't they? The troika blinked when much larger sums were involved, what ... |
| | | | ... are holding up a neon sign, written in Greek and Italian, saying 'Time to stage a run on your banks!'" Another way the troika rationalises its imposition of the '(in)stability levy' on Cyprus is that it is a one-off. But what's next? They could impose ... |
| | | | ... penned on this column that "bankruptcy could be bliss" for the country. I still subscribe to that idea but methinks the troika (and Germany) is gonna prove me wrong - they're now heading towards forgiving Greece its trespasses instead. I say this because ... |
| | | | ... bigger-than-expected 14% year-on-year drop in new yuan loans in October. Last night, the worries returned to Europe and whether or not the troika would drop another penny into Greece's begging bowl despite Athens' compliance with its benefactors' pre-conditions ... |
| | | | ... European Union, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund - is "positive". But Germany said only part of the troika's latest report was available, and a final decision was not immediately expected on a fresh aid tranche of 31.5 billion euros ... |
| | | | ... wonder, wonder why the US feel the need -- the need to get Europe onside. I could only assume that this is because the troika report on Greece would be bad. If so, Grexit becomes an issue again, then contagion speculations, then market volatility and ... |
| | | | ... continue to shrink as it implements the austerity measures that were pre-conditions to receiving the second 'manna from the troika'. This is happening now in Portugal. Last night, Banco de Portugal cut its 2012 growth forecast to down 3.4% (previously ... |
| | | | ... progress made regarding the second adjustment programme for Greece. In particular, I welcome the agreement reached between the troika and the Greek government on the programme as well as the positive vote of the Greek Parliament last Sunday. "At the ... |
| | | | ... implementing promised fiscal and political reforms." In short, Greece failed the EU-ECB-IMF assessment - prompting the troika to call for the prompt disbursement of the next the a,-8 billion tranche of Greek aid. If only it was that simple. Remember ... |
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