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| | | ... sharply after a report that industrial giant Siemens had pulled out cash from a French bank to deposit it more safely at the ECB. Milan rose by 1.91 per cent, Madrid by 1.45 per cent, Lisbon by 1.02 per cent, Amsterdam by 1.79 per cent and Brussels by ... |
| | | | ... "productive and substantive" talks with its lenders, the EU, International Monetary Fund (IMF) and European Central Bank (ECB), to hammer out a response to serious slippage from agreed budget targets. Markets were increasingly expecting Greece to default ... |
| | | | ... Financial Stability Facility for troubled member states and take more action to shore up the financial and banking sector. The ECB has also called on eurozone states to use a beefed-up EFSF to relieve it of its reluctant interventions in secondary bond ... |
| | | | ... exposure to Greek sovereign debt in its sights. There's no question in my mind that Greece will default unless of course, the ECB, EU and the IMF showers it with more money and/or holders of Greek bonds forgive its debts. The thing is if additional money ... |
| | | | ... contingency plans to recapitalise its banks and insurance companies assuming a 50% loss on their Greek bond holdings. So too is ECB economist Jurgen Stark's resignation over differences about the Bank's bond purchase plans. Bundesbank President Axel ... |
| | | | ... resigning "for personal reasons". Hours after his resignation was announced, Stark called for drastic reforms to the eurozone, as ECB watchers suggested that the bank was deeply split over its handling of Europe's sovereign debt crisis. Stark, a German ... |
| | | | ... Swiss stocks rose 0.50 per cent, Milan 0.69 per cent, Brussels 0.92 per cent, Lisbon 1.10 per cent and Madrid 1.49 per cent. ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet said the bank now expects the eurozone 1.6 per cent growth in 2011 and to 1.3 per cent in 2012 ... |
| | | | ... Lagarde, repeated her warning that banks in Europe need extra capital to withstand any contagion from the eurozone debt crisis. ECB data showed that eurozone banks have deposited record amounts of overnight funds with it, a signal of reluctance by banks ... |
| | | | ... (AEST) on Thursday, the local unit traded between 104.55 US cents and 106.89 cents. Overnight, the European Central Bank (ECB) offered extra help to fight the eurozone debt crisis after a warning that countries such as Italy could now be threatened. ... |
| | | | ... IMF, with banks and private investors forking another 50 billion euros, on top of the 110 billion Greece got last year. The ECB will accept Greek bonds as collateral. The eurozone will guarantee fresh Greek bonds issued to the banks if credit rating ... |
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