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| | | ... has investors worried that Europe would have an even tougher time assembling an aid package if a larger country such as Spain or Portugal were to get in trouble. Traders are concerned that weakening economies in Europe could jeopardize the recovery in ... |
| | | | ... what was the hulaballoo of the past two days all about? It's now looking like too much ado about Greece, and Portugal, and Spain, and... Smokin'! What worries me more is the 25 per cent increase in tobacco tax by Krudd and the Reserve Bank of Australia ... |
| | | | ... reopens on Friday. HONG KONG - Hong Kong shares closed lower on Thursday, due to concerns over the European debt crisis after Spain's credit rating was downgraded. The benchmark Hang Seng Index closed down 170.48 points, or 0.81 per cent, at 20,778.92 ... |
| | | | ... you get the picture. Wall Street rose while we slept despite Standard and Poor's issuing another credit ratings downgrade. Spain was in the firing line last night -- its ratings slashed to AA from AA+. Again, I ask who's next? So where's this fear of ... |
| | | | ... Greece. S&P also reduced Portugal's credit rating by two steps to A- from A+. I wonder when they'll downgrade Ireland and Spain. They have much higher deficit to GDP ratios than Portugal's 9.4 per cent. According to Eurostat, Ireland's government deficit ... |
| | | | ... the burden of tax and regulation is lightest." Seek and thou shalt find. There's Greece... and Ireland, and Portugal and Spain... and all other high deficit and heavily indebted sovereign countries. But is a country still a sovereign if creditors dictate ... |
| | | | ... deteriorating public finances highlighted an issue which affects more than just smaller eurozone economies such as Greece or Spain. FRANKFURT - The DAX 30 closed up 36.8 points, or 0.6 per cent, at 6,156.85 points. PARIS - The CAC 40 closed up 11.73 ... |
| | | | ... was way significantly below back then. And hasn't everyone and his dog already factored in grim news for Portugal...and Spain...and Italy...and...? There's really nothing new in this whole Eurozone contagion tragedy, except perhaps get a few hearts to ... |
| | | | ... sovereign debts. The country is one of the four labeled at most risk of defaulting, the other three being Portugal, Italy and Spain (Hence the acronym PIGS). "What it means is that we've been very active in how we allocate across the different sovereign ... |
| | | | ... find a way to hang speculators that they believe helped create - if not created - the crisis Greece - and Portugal, and Spain, and...-- now finds itself in. And for good measure, they are now having a gabfest about creating their own European Monetary ... |
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