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| | | The Australian share market is set to open higher after Wall Street rose on news Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi would resign once a new budget was passed. At 0829 AEDT on Wednesday, the December share price index futures contract was up 56 ... |
| | | | ... go before Greece's coffers run dry, it's likely that the EU/IMF would grudgingly decide to hand over the a,-8 billion lifeline to tide Greece over. Financial markets will be pleased that is, until the next refunding comes due. Then it's off for another ... |
| | | | ... the plan tomorrow night). Never mind the angry mob rioting on the streets of Athens, for without the 12 billion euro lifeline from the 'troika' - EU/ECB/IMF - even the Greek Parliamentarians won't get paid. So, just do it! But in the event that the austerity ... |
| | | | ... Ya, it is good news - until next year. We've seen this show before. The EU, IMF, ECB troika gave Greece a a,-110 bil lifeline last year. This buoyed market sentiment the same way as the "planned" package has done last night. Greece continued on its merry ... |
| | | | ... dropping by Greece. The one that started it all for the Eurozone. Speculation abounds because last year's 110 billion lifeline wasn't enough. There's default (oh, sorry that's too negative a word - they call it restructuring) speculation. There's "out ... |
| | | | ... filing an appeal against a Federal Court decision that looked to have provided the besieged property fund manager with a lifeline. ASIC cancelled Opus Capital's Australian financial services license (AFSL) in August after the company "failed to rectify ... |
| | | | A two-pronged monetary and fiscal assault may be needed to revitalise the US economy, according to a US-based fund manager. Tom Callan, head of BlackRock's $12 billion global opportunities team, said that quantitative easing should be coupled with fiscal ... |
| | | | ... Papandreou for months now). The European Union/IMF have agreed to keep the Greek isle afloat with a three-year, a,-110 billion lifeline. All was well... so it seemed. Until last night, when a panic attack again hit equity markets. Financial markets engaged ... |
| | | | ... cent on Monday as profit-taking took over after the market spent most of the day in positive territory thanks to a debt-lifeline for troubled Greece. The benchmark Hang Seng Index eased 70.33 points to 22,138.17. Turnover was 71.22 billion Hong Kong ... |
| | | | ... tragedy unfold before their very eyes. Reports last night tell a story of European finance ministers giving a one-month lifeline - 16 March 2010 - to prepare more budget measures if it fails to make sufficient progress in cutting its deficit by then. ... |
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