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| | | ... the benchmark FTSE 100 index of leading shares fell by 170.88 points, or 3.14 per cent, to 5,262.85 points. FRANKFURT - Germany's DAX lost 195.26 points, or 3.12 per cent, to 6,056.71 points. PARIS - France's CAC 40 plunged by 171.18 points, or 4.59 ... |
| | | | ... dollar had soared on Monday morning after the International Monetary Fund formally approved bailout funds for Greece. Germany's government also approved bailout assistance while European Union finance ministers agreed on a euro750 billion ($A1.08 trillion) ... |
| | | | ... indicator? Ultimately, it'll fall into place. Go away. This is a phrase that everybody wants to tell Greece -- especially Germany (oh sorry, Merkel has been saying this to Papandreou for months now). The European Union/IMF have agreed to keep the Greek ... |
| | | | ... the entire Eurozone down with it need only know that Greece's salvation is just an Angela Merkel away. Yes, it's only Germany's Chancellor that stands between Greece's ruin and its salvation. She remains adamant that Greece provides specific plans on ... |
| | | | ... downgrade punished Lisbon stocks, with the benchmark PSI-20 index closing down 5.36 per cent, a nine-month low. FRANKFURT - Germany's DAX slid 172.59 points, or 2.73 per cent, to 6,159.51. PARIS - The CAC-40 lost 152.79 points, or 3.82 per cent, to 3,844.6. ... |
| | | | ... debt-ridden country. Dealers said markets took the news well at first but then fell back as analysts poked holes in the deal and Germany, Europe's strongest economy and ultimate paymaster, insisted it was a stand-by facility only -- and one best not ... |
| | | | ... But his deputy is again making headlines for himself. Remember Deputy PM Pangalos? The one who earlier this year accused Germany of not paying WWII compensation for its occupation of Greece? He was at it again last night - accusing Germany of being racist ... |
| | | | ... Greece sought more funds to help it repay debt. Greek bond yields continued to rise to more than twice the rate paid by Germany, Europe's powerhouse economy, disappointing those who hoped last week's EU-IMF contingency debt relief plan for Athens would ... |
| | | | ... non-subsidised loans to Greece, the IMF the rest. At least German Chancellor Angela Merkel is consistent. Herr Merkel noted that Germany would support IMF and European government lending to Greece only as a last resort -- in the case of a looming default. ... |
| | | | ... Asset Servicing business for $374 million in a move that makes BNY Mellon the second largest asset servicing provider in Germany. The deal means BNY Mellon will buy BHF Asset Servicing GmbH from BHF BANK Aktiengesellschaft and Sal. Oppenheim jr & Cie. ... |
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