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| | | ... 25 October 2007, then IMF Managing Director Rodrigo de Rato told his audience at the Valencian Business Confederation in Spain that, "The overall picture then is that we expect growth in the advanced economies to slow but not stop..." It didn't stop ... |
| | | | ... served as a timely reminder that countries are fallible and investors should be rewarded. "We're not saying buy Greece or Spain but if you get a diversified portfolio of sovereign credits then currently you're getting paid to take that risk," said Ed ... |
| | | | ... euro rose to $1.3708 from $1.3682 late on Tuesday. The dollar fell to 76.69 yen from 76.88 on Tuesday. Stocks in Italy and Spain, the eurozone's third and fourth-largest economies who have come under pressure in the debt markets, both closed up 2.7 per ... |
| | | | ... Eurozone - perhaps the world - down. But haven't we seen this movie before? Each time Greece (or Ireland or Portugal or Spain) is due to rollover their funding? First there's admonition about the progress on their austerity measures, then financial markets ... |
| | | | ... ECB's controversial program of buying government bonds of deeply indebted eurozone countries like Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Italy. "The markets are falling sharply because there is a lot of fear that there might be a European sovereign debt ... |
| | | | ... saying the high value of the franc was a threat to the economy. On the European sovereign bond market, yields for Italy and Spain fell. The Spanish benchmark 10-year bond slipped under 5 per cent to 4.981 per cent, down from 5.166 per cent, and Italy's ... |
| | | | ... In Switzerland, Credit Suisse fell 8.13 per cent to 19.99 francs and UBS lost 6.52 per cent to close at 10.32 per share. Spain's Santander fell 5.94 per cent to 5.766 euros. HONG KONG - Asian markets have fallen sharply while the euro took a beating ... |
| | | | ... above suggests expansion. Only Germany, the Netherlands and Austria posted manufacturing growth, with France, Italy and Spain slumping into negative territory. British manufacturing tumbled to a 26-month low of 49.0 points in August, although that beat ... |
| | | | ... billion euros ($A30.44 billion) last week - more than it has ever done before - to prop up the bond markets of Italy and Spain. "From the market's point of view, it says they are not just standing back, they are actually saying, Ok, we need to stabilise ... |
| | | | ... 80 points, or 1.8 per cent, higher with gains across the board. European markets rallied on Friday after France, Belgium, Spain and Italy banned the speculative practice of short-selling stocks to combat "false rumours" that have destabilised them. The ... |
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