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| | | ... reducing its official opinion of US creditworthiness to AA+, below that of AAA-ranked countries such as Britain, Australia, Germany and Canada. It is expected to have an effect on US bonds, pushing yields up and prices down, increasing the cost of borrowing ... |
| | | | ... 2412.29, its lowest point since 2009. In London the FTSE 100 lost 191.37 points or 3.43% to close at 5393.14 while in Germany the DAX finished down 225.83 points or 3.4% at 6414.76. Economist Saul Eslake, program director at the Grattan Institute, said ... |
| | | | ... started to drift lower late in the overnight session, as news from Europe sparked new concerns over their debt crisis. Germany's finance minister Wolfgang Schauble warned overnight that the Eurozone debt crisis was far from over and said Greece's bail-out ... |
| | | | The Australian dollar gained slightly after it emerged that France and Germany may have reached agreement over how to resolve the Greek debt crisis, ahead of a crucial 17-country summit. At 1200 AEST on Thursday, the Australian dollar was trading at ... |
| | | | ... public deficit drove Asia higher and set up Europe to build on Tuesday's technical rebound. A more positive lead from Germany on Thursday's crunch eurozone debt summit in Brussels also helped but the underlying tone remained cautious given the failure ... |
| | | | ... higher and Italy's bond yields edged down further. Britain's FTSE 100 rose 37.5 points, or 0.6 per cent, to 5,906.43, while Germany's DAX gained 93.8 points, or 1.3 per cent, to 7,267.87. France's CAC 40 closed up 20.7 points, or 0.55 per cent, at 3,793.27. ... |
| | | | ... he said. Currently, Europe is the biggest green energy market globally due to a binding targets agreement in 2007, with Germany and Italy the largest solar markets. Wilson believes that with the recent issues surrounding nuclear energy, demand for solar ... |
| | | | ... and Leigh Soding said that despite perceptions of low domestic savings rates, Australia's 24% gross savings rate matches Germany's and compared to other OECD countries is second only to Japan's 26%. The big question however is to what extent does Australia's ... |
| | | | ... banks, many of which are exposed to Greek debt, have been hit hard in recent days as the Greek crisis intensifies. In Germany, Commerzbank gained 4.58 per cent while Deutsche Bank rose 2.18 per cent. French banks Credit Agricole jumped 3.56 per cent ... |
| | | | ... get out of this mess. The problem is everyone wants 'the' solution where most could walk out of this crisis unscathed - Germany in particular. Hey, that's another thought! Why couldn't Germany be the one to leave the Eurozone instead of Greece? It could ... |
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