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| | | ... (down to 53.7 from 53.8). Across the region, the lowest jobless rate was recorded in Germany (4.1%) and Malta (4.8%) while Greece (23.1%) and Spain (19.2%) had the highest. |
| | | | ... partners in the launch of an independent private equity firm. Stage Capital, newly separated from the National Bank of Greece, will be backed by funds managed by the two asset managers along with "significant investment by members of the Stage Capital ... |
| | | | ... Spain recorded the fastest growth in September, Italy moved to expansion territory while France edged closer to stability. Greece remained in contraction. China manufacturing PMI The Caixin China general manufacturing PMI rose marginally to 50.1 in September ... |
| | | | ... Japan Times. Japan's government debt is already 230% of the nation's GDP, making it the most indebted nation in the world. Greece's government debt to GDP ratio is a relatively sanguine 180%. |
| | | | ... to industry commentators. Following UK voters' decision to leave the European Union on July 24, political figures from Greece, Spain, Italy and France have discussed the possibility of similar referendums. French far right Front National leader Marine ... |
| | | | ... March while imports inched up by 0.1% over the same period. Financial markets expected a March deficit of £4.20 billion. Greece trade deficit As Greece goes back to the debt relief negotiating table, fresh data indicates that the economy continues to ... |
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| | | | Greece's former Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis, spoke recently in Sydney and argued that economic unrest in China is a sign that "the GFC is still with us." Speaking at a Macquarie Graduate School of Management event in Sydney, Varoufakis said that ... |
| | | | ... while we slept after falls of 2.1% last Thursday and 3.2% last Friday. It's because of China, it's the Fed, it's OPEC, it's Greece, it's currency wars and beggar-thy-neighbour policies, it's overvaluation, it's the calendar - you name it, there's a laundry ... |
| | | | ... Eurozone crisis threatens to re-start again for who knows what PM Tsipras' resignation and the subsequent snap elections in Greece brings to the just-approved bail out of Athens. But this isn't Europe's only problem, China - its second biggest trading ... |
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