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| | | ... bailout fund." And last night, MarketWatch reported that German Chancellor Angela Merkel is waiting for the IMF/EU/ECB troika auditors to deliver their verdict on whether or not Greece has complied with its promised austerity measures before deciding ... |
| | | | ... just like times past, it's leaving a sour taste on investors' mouths. The recent update talks of Greece's meeting with the troika of alms-givers - the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. The conclusion (for ... |
| | | | ... additional 1,046 basis points for its bonds. And this was all after Greek's pact with the devil - I mean, the EU/ECB/IMF troika - last month. The bond market knew -- and knows! Equity markets are on a tailspin as Eurozone debt matters bobbed up again ... |
| | | | ... immediate future, financial markets are back walking on the sunny side of the street. It's as if the whole Greek - EU/ECB/IMF troika "pretend and extend" theatrics didn't happen. The only thing is that it did and now we're hearing the familiar refrains ... |
| | | | ... cent. But wait, isn't this all about Greece? Now it's virtually assured of another 12 billion euros from the EU/ECB/IMF troika to tide it over until the next time it has to rollover its debt. It's saved! Hooray! Well yes it is and it isn't. This, as ... |
| | | | ... tomorrow night). Never mind the angry mob rioting on the streets of Athens, for without the 12 billion euro lifeline from the 'troika' - EU/ECB/IMF - even the Greek Parliamentarians won't get paid. So, just do it! But in the event that the austerity ... |
| | | | ... Greece." You got that? No D-E-F-A-U-L-T whatever Greece does - for now at least. So I really don't know why the EU/ECB/IMF troika and Greece still insist on continuing with this charade. Ok, ok. There was some real good news. French banks agreed to rollover ... |
| | | | ... targets. 2. The increased likelihood that Greece's supporters (the IMF, ECB and the EU Commission, together known as the "Troika") will, at some point in the future, require the participation of private creditors in a debt restructuring as a precondition ... |
| | | | ... "reprofiling" is tantamount to default. Duh! Ya, it is good news - until next year. We've seen this show before. The EU, IMF, ECB troika gave Greece a a,-110 bil lifeline last year. This buoyed market sentiment the same way as the "planned" package has ... |
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