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| | | ... investors kept close watch on Spain, seen by many as most at risk of needing a debt bailout to follow Greece, Ireland and Portugal. A public holiday in London - which will also be closed on Tuesday - made for muted trade. In Frankfurt, the DAX 30 fell ... |
| | | | ... investors kept close watch on Spain, seen by many as most at risk of needing a debt bailout to follow Greece, Ireland and Portugal. A public holiday in London - which will also be closed on Tuesday - made for muted trade. In Frankfurt, the DAX 30 fell ... |
| | | | ... this the choice the Greeks face. Come to think of it, if they leave, at least they'll have company. Ireland perhaps? Or Portugal? Or heavens forbid Spain and/or - nay not and/or but and -- Italy. It's the same choice the Eurozone faces. Decide to let ... |
| | | | ... The mere speculation of a Greece exit is breeding speculation of rumours of gossips in Spain. Soon it'll be Ireland, Portugal and Italy. Soon it'll be France. Soon the world! Oh pardon, moi. It's already happening. See how they - the bulls - run. To ... |
| | | | ... the ramifications thereafter. Germany fears that if they give in and relax its demands for austerity or else, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Italy, etc. would ask to have what Greece is having. The Utopian dream of having manageable debt levels in Europe ... |
| | | | ... goodbye and wish it a happy life. No siree! For once it leaves, speculations will migrate to the next in line - Ireland? Portugal? Spain? I think, it'll stop at Spain and then the Eurozone will be no more. So that's my base case Virginia. I was in Europe ... |
| | | | ... and Shanghai lost 0.94 per cent, or 22.04 points, to end at 2,334.44. Fears that Spain could follow Greece, Ireland and Portugal in needing a bailout sent the cost of the country's debt above six per cent for the first time since late last year. Investors ... |
| | | | ... austerity measures that were pre-conditions to receiving the second 'manna from the troika'. This is happening now in Portugal. Last night, Banco de Portugal cut its 2012 growth forecast to down 3.4% (previously down 3.1%) and to a big fat zero next ... |
| | | | ... resolve them, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi says in a newspaper interview. LISBON - Public services across Portugal ground to a halt as unions staged a 24-hour strike against austerity measures agreed by the government in return for an international ... |
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