Talks of last minute brakes on the deal from Pension cuts were also scotched as Ft and Bloomber also await news of the deal reached in Athens a few minutes ago. The Euro making merry obviously, Gold and Silver probably…
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Greek Deal reached – Bloomberg Flash | Insight Europe
Tagged with: Antonis Samaras, Athens, Austerity, ECB, Europe, European Central Bank, European Union, Evangelos Venizelos, Greece, Lucas Papademos
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Dealing yourself Emerging market equities | Fund insight
Despite the seeming market opportunity for Global funds in Europe with yields recovered to a 3 month low and credit markets busy in the new year without a whiff of default, the pending Greek discussions managed to pour water on…
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Tagged with: Asia, Currency, Emerging Markets, Euro, Europe, European Central Bank, Exchange-traded fund, Funds Management, Global, Greek
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
ECB will keep monetary stance accomodative (More EUR 1 Tln firepower from the ECB?) | Insight Europe
Further rate cuts are not really an option though market economists believe a possibility of the same in March or April after the disorderly Greek default(Tom Vosa, Head of Market Economics on Reuters Insider) . Not an option for ECB…
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European Sovereign Debt Crisis: S&P reaffirms AAA rating for France, Italy and Greece get new Premiers (Friday Report)
While not yet final, it is likely that EU Commish, Mario Monti will take up as leader of a new National unity government in Italy and another Euro ‘pioneer’ Greek Central Banker Lucas Papademos will lead the interim government there…
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Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", Central bank, credit suisse, ECB, EFSF, Euro, Europe, European Banks recapitalization, European Central Bank, European Financial Stability Facility, European Union, France, GDP, Germany, Greece, Gross domestic product, Italy, Mario Monti, Olli Rehn, Portugal, Spain
Posted in Amitonomics, Bailout Nation, Europe, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global
Posted in Amitonomics, Bailout Nation, Europe, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global
European Banks Recapitalisation: G20, IMF, CDS writing and the Debt crisis
The Spanish sun of course need helps to shine its banks. Three downgrades for the sovereign, three for the banks..(one still to come) The Italian sun, did not even get a look in at Cannes, it is hot, dry and…
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European Bank Results Season: Deutsche Bank maintains Profits, revenues in gruff quarter (Q3 2011, $9.85bln revenues, $1.2 bln profits)
Despite losses of $300 mln on Greek bonds, mainly in he PCAM division, the bank overturned last years loss into a low ball but a clean profit. The bank can also claim to have fully hedged its credit with a…
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Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", Bank, Bank results season, Deutsche Bank, Europe, Global Banks, Goldman Sachs, HSBC
Posted in Banking, Europe, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global
Posted in Banking, Europe, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global
Sometimes coalitions do fine | Advantage zyaada
Cameron, Vince Cable and the new Chancellor in London seemingly already have great pointers for their Aussie friends in the commonwealth and the Germans paring their trade deficit in Euroland. The British government has got analysts and bond traders in…
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European Bank results | And then there were none – Advantage Banks
After the whirlwind of regulation and the global credit squeeze resulting in countless bank failures in the US and UK, one expected only a few like Societe Generale and Spanish Bank Santander to show a sterling come back on the…
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Tagged with: Bank results season, Banking, Europe
Posted in Banking, Financial Markets, Retail Lifestyle
Posted in Banking, Financial Markets, Retail Lifestyle
Beating the Spanish recession? Learn the Santander way | Advantage zyaada
In a way more reminiscent of emerging markets though they have not seen many recessions, Banco Santaner continued buying its units in Latin America, having earlier last month bought off Santander in Mexico from Bank of America. It proposes to…
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