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| | | ... on the rescue package on the 26 October summit. "Nein" according to the Germans, "non" says the French, "ochi" for the Greeks, "ei" declared the Finns... and so on. Deym, they can't even agree on how to say the word "no". By inference, this means that ... |
| | | | ... Athens. The new measures include pay and staff cuts in the public service as well as pension cuts and tax hikes for all Greeks. The vote came after violent demonstrations that left one person dead and 74 injured. ANZ senior markets dealer Alex Sinton ... |
| | | | ... way things are panning out over there, even the Oracle of Delphi would be scratching her head. (Come to think of it the Greeks may have already sold her shrine to help pay back its debts.) Financial markets don't know where to jump because European powers-that-be ... |
| | | | ... days. For just two days ago, Germany threatened to block the release of the a,-8 billion aid instalment to Greece if the Greeks failed to meet its bailout conditions. Perhaps that's it -- the threat changed things. Sure, sure. Greek PM Papandreou could ... |
| | | | ... and/or holders of Greek bonds forgive its debts. The thing is if additional money and/or forgiveness are bestowed upon the Greeks - the Irish, the Portuguese, the Spaniards and the Italians would be asking to have what she's having. Perhaps the only ... |
| | | | ... here's my other foot. If we believe that out of 91 European banks stress-tested, only eight failed. Five Spanish banks, two Greeks (yes, only two) and one Austrian and that they'll need only a,-2.5 billion additional capital if (when?) the region's economy ... |
| | | | ... gains. But if you think that this reversal of fortune is all because of Greece, I'm sorry to disappoint you. For while the Greeks received breathing space (again), bond market trading shows financial markets still anticipate a default. Greece's two-year ... |
| | | | ... by the relatively miniscule 0.48 per cent increase in the Athex Composite Share Price Index overnight. It is because the Greeks can now go back on their merry way and brag to the whole world that yes, they were on the brink but again, they were able ... |
| | | | ... crisis, but it won't go away. True, the key to curing a problem is by understanding the causes but we already know how the Greeks and the Eurozone got here. Now it's time for a real solution. I thought of suggesting doing what former US Treasury Secretary ... |
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