European Union leaders have seemingly changed their tune lately on how best to deal with the long-running Eurozone debt crisis.
(via AFP) Real Time Tax Data Hot Like the WeatherLEE ADLER 1 – LIQUIDITY TRADER- MONEY TRENDS JULY 6, 2021 German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said cash-strapped…
AsiaOneRecession hits "pretty grim" EU states in the eastCNBC.comPRAGUE (Reuters) – The Czech Republic's economy shrank for the third quarter in a row and Romania fell back into recession from January to March, as the euro crisis and gove…
Greece’s election has brought a political sea change to the country, after bitter voters hammered established parties for supporting austerity measures in exchange for international…
AFPGermany Says It Sticks To Timetable Of Greek Bailout PlanWall Street JournalBERLIN (Dow Jones)–The German government Monday rejected suggestions by Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker to give Greece more time to implement austerity measures. &qu…
FRANCE 24Euro Area Unemployment Hits Another Record HighTheStreet.comBy AP 05/02/12 – 05:00 AM EDT LONDON (AP) — Record unemployment figures for the 17 countries that use the euro released Wednesday are set to increase the pressure on Europe's le…
France draws fire after “alarm bells” warning
Reuters – 41 minutes ago.. .
By Daniel Flynn and James Mackenzie
PARIS/ROME (Reuters) – France came under heavy fire on global markets on Tuesday reflecting fears that the euro zone’s second biggest eco…
Regime Change in Europe: Do Greece and Italy Amount to a Bankers’ Coup?
By Stephan Faris Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
The voice of the people isn’t something the markets seem to want to hear these days. First…
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Greek debt haircut seen exceeding 60 percent
By GEORGE JAHN and ELENA BECATOROS , 10.11.11, 06:21 AM EDT
VIENNA — Greece’s bondholders may have to settle for a cut of more than 60 percent in what Athens owes them, the head of the e…
Public Transport Grinds to Halt in Greek Capital
By ELENA BECATOROS Associated Press
ATHENS, Greece September 22, 2011 (AP)
Austerity-weary Greeks lashed out against more tax hikes and pension cuts with a new round of strikes, with public transport w…
