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| | | ... posting slower than expected growth capping a week in which indices have risen strongly on expectations of a rate cut by the ECB. London's FTSE 100 index of leading companies ended Friday down 0.25 per cent to 6,426.59 points, while in Frankfurt the ... |
| | | | ... this year, perhaps even next year. Not if you've seen the disappointing US stats released over the past weeks. And yes, the ECB would decide to lower interest rates. It has seen that nothing much has changed the economic malaise afoot in the Eurozone. ... |
| | | | ... gives the IMF's recent downgrade to global growth (published last week), it now has a spin of optimism built into it - the ECB would be spurred "to do more to boost growth". But wait, perhaps there's still a lesson to learn from last night's events. ... |
| | | | ... earnings and brushed aside weaker-than-expected economic data out of Germany and China, seeing it as adding pressure on the ECB to act. London's FTSE 100 index of leading companies rose two per cent to 6406.12 points on Tuesday, while in Frankfurt the ... |
| | | | ... 3,726.16. On Wednesday those two markets had lost 0.87 per cent and 1.32 per cent, respectively. In Frankfurt, the head of the ECB told a news conference: "Weak economic activity has extended into the early part of the year and a gradual recovery is ... |
| | | | ... 1,474 bps (Greece) - yes, that's over a thousand bps -- jump in Q1 2012 before "whatever it takes" found its way into the ECB's lexicon. And for good measure, the dynamic duo of Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and new BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda joined the "whatever ... |
| | | | ... Labor leadership. Haha. Talkin' bout desertions, well find out on Monday whether the Cypriots will. This is the deadline the ECB gave Cyprus to come up with a bailout agreement or it'll halt emergency funding of the tiny island nation's banks. Didn't ... |
| | | | ... is go back to those horror Grexit stories and speculations to appreciate its potential impact on the financial markets. As ECB president Mario Draghi said earlier this month, "Cyprus's economy is a small economy but the systemic risks may not be small." ... |
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