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| | | ... to Spain would be next in line? What happened to contagion? Spanish bond yields actually fell after the announcement and Irish bonds were smiling too. And also, never mind that the ECB is poised to raise interest rates after their meeting tonight. Financial ... |
| | | | ... Portuguese-German spread declined nine basis points to 362 basis points, the lowest since Jan. 21. The yield on the 10-year Irish security sank 18 basis points to 8.84 percent, while Greek 10-year yields declined eight basis points to 10.97 percent ... |
| | | | ... market barbarians attack the gates of Europa. The Europeans kicked the Greek debt crisis can of 2009 down the road into the Irish debt crisis of 2010. This got kicked still further down the road into what is increasingly becoming a Portuguese (and perhaps ... |
| | | | ... Ireland unveiled plans to develop a market for sovereign annuities earlier this week, which could be used by under-funded Irish pension funds to meet their defined benefit liabilities. After extensive consultation with the industry, Ireland's National ... |
| | | | ... recovery and therefore investors are buying US dollars to purchase US-denominated assets. Look at Europe, the spread between Irish and German bonds is narrowing. But according to the Grinch, the greenback's rebound is indicative that investors are parking ... |
| | | | ... everywhere. Danger in Europe, Will Robinson. The a,-85 billion band-aid given to Ireland has failed to stop its haemorrhage. Irish 10-year bond yields have climbed back up to their pre-band-aided level of more than 9 per cent. If a,-85 billion hasn't ... |
| | | | ... weak lead from Wall Street after details of European Union and International Monetary Fund loans were unveiled in Brussels. Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen said the deal was vital to allowing debt-laden Ireland to move forward. "The final agreed program ... |
| | | | The Irish Government's four-year financial recovery plan is designed to restore confidence and create more jobs, according to the minister for enterprise, trade and innovation, Batt O'Keeffe. The plan underpins the work of the job creation and research ... |
| | | | ... include various clauses involving measures to reduce the deficit (ouch!) - may not be the ones to implement them next year. Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen announced that he would call for an election after the passing of the government budget in December. ... |
| | | | The Irish government has finally caved into the pressure and requested assistance from the European Union and IMF to solve its fiscal crisis and enable it to prop up its ailing banks. The Guardian newspaper reported that Ireland would receive a,-70 ... |
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