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| | | ... substantial interest. Italian borrowing rates on the secondary bond market exceeding seven per cent on Wednesday are too high for Rome to be able to fund its public deficit over the longer-term but they eased on Thursday to offer some relief. The euro ... |
| | | | ... While Greek political leaders bickered over forming a new government to implement the latest EU bailout, all eyes shifted to Rome as eurozone leaders expressed alarm at events in Italy which is saddled with a 1.9 trillion euros ($A2.53 trillion) debt ... |
| | | | ... points. Milan, put in the firing line as the IMF and EU said they would monitor the country's economic reform efforts to ensure Rome honoured its commitments, lost 2.66 per cent and Madrid shed 1.33 per cent. The euro fell to $US1.3747 from $US1.3808 ... |
| | | | ... dropped 6.82 per cent. Italy was especially under pressure as investors looked to cash out at all costs amid increasing fears Rome will need outside help to get through its debt crisis. The impasse between Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and his coalition ... |
| | | | ... details of how and when it will be implemented, with all eyes on Italy especially to make good on its promises to do better. Rome, significantly, had to pay higher rates above the key red-line level of 6.0 per cent to investors on Friday to raise fresh ... |
| | | | ... the shape and size of Greece's second bailout - and raised the possibility that it might be allowed to temporarily default. Rome appeared to step back from the brink on Tuesday, however, when Finance Minister Giulio Tremonti announced plans to accelerate ... |
| | | | What happens in Rome stays in Rome. Or so it should have been were it not for the sudden resignation of Japan's Finance Minister following the meeting of G7 finance ministers and central bankers on Valentine's Day. Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi ... |
| | | | ... resign after passing the budget for next fiscal year, following criticism of his behaviour at a weekend G7 news conference in Rome, though the news may be neutral for stocks. The benchmark Nikkei shed 104.66 points to 7,645.51, its lowest finish since ... |
| | | | ... concrete battle plan and perhaps, another four months to implement might be too late. Is this a case of 'Nero fiddled while Rome burns?' Japan is reporting its third quarter real GDP growth figures today - more likely than not, this will officially add ... |
| | | | 'Rome was not built in a day.' Wall Street's behaviour over the past few days reflects the GenXers and GenYers culture of instant gratification. Flick a switch and dinner is cooked, the music plays, moving images play on the screen. Click on the mouse ... |
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