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| | | ... weaker and it remained unclear as to how the current situation would be resolved." "It seemed highly likely that the sovereign credit and banking problems would weigh heavily on economic activity there over the period ahead, and there was a non-trivial ... |
| | | | ... magic formula containing the three C's. In the meantime, forced fiscal rectitude and higher interest rates demanded on sovereign borrowings would take their toll on the region's real economy, making a recession there a virtual certainty this year. And ... |
| | | | ... improving. As for Europe, my crystal ball was crystal clear. "The bears will sum their rationale in four words: European sovereign debt crisis. Yes Virginia, this crisis is far from over. And as in 2010, it has the potential to send markets in a tailspin ... |
| | | | ... has firmed, helped by a successful Spanish bond issue and strong US data that helped calmed nerves over the eurozone sovereign debt crisis. Dealers said sentiment also got a boost from the latest eurozone manufacturing and services survey, which showed ... |
| | | | ... stem a sell-off by reassuring that markets that the Melbourne-based bank had "fairly negligible exposure to European sovereign entities". Westpac was down 30 cents at $20.50, Commonwealth Bank was down 34 cents at $49.04, National Australia Bank was ... |
| | | | ... nagging issues. The headlines may have changed but the underlying problem remains - the uncertainty that is the European sovereign debt problem. We were reminded of this again last night. Rising yields. Italian yields hit fresh euro-era high of 6.47% ... |
| | | | It was the summit touted as the one to end all summits. But nah! As Daryll Kerrigan in the "The Castle" would say, "tell him he's dreaming". Five Plans done, "n" to go. Last weekend's European Summit produced something - well, sort of - and the equity ... |
| | | | ... markets slipped on fears that a summit to save the eurozone might fail to deliver a knockout blow to the region's two-year sovereign debt crisis. Tokyo shed 0.66 per cent, or 57.59 points, to end at 8,664.58 and Seoul was 0.37 per cent lower, dipping ... |
| | | | Rumour smack down. Have you ever heard of the phrase, "don't lend credence to a rumour until it is officially denied"? The fresh prince of the ECB, Mario Draghi, just did that - officially denied weeks of gossip that it's gonna mint fresh euros. Sovereigns ... |
| | | | ... They hope to see more concrete solutions to restore long-term confidence in the euro and rescue the region from the sovereign debt crisis that has roiled world markets for months. S&P's warning on Monday had little effect on Wall Street because traders ... |
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