eurozone debt plan falters
Europe’s political leaders failed to agree the detail of a plan to resolve the region’s debt crisis at the weekend’s summit, with a further meeting scheduled for Wednesday (26 October).
Europe’s political leaders failed to agree the detail of a plan to resolve the region’s debt crisis at the weekend’s summit, with a further meeting scheduled for Wednesday (26 October).
Peter Svododa has been brought in from Erste Group as a product specialist for the emerging market debt team.
Ratings agency Moody’s has cut Portugal’s long-term government debt to below investment grade.
Germany is said to be waivering in its opposition to a eurobond to spread the region’s debt.
Markets should stabilise short-term but policy is key to long-term health
Coutts looks to quality as deleveraging and low growth looks set to dominate.
Bonds are falling out of favour with European investors as debt fears sink deeper.
S&P’s downgrade of the US is a marker of where the country is at rather driving any further downfall
Pimco says liquidity investors should not cash out now following the US debt downgrade.
S&P’s says the US political in-fighting is as much to blame for its downgrade as the debt crisis.
Bill Gross believes the US debt crisis highlights the uncertainty of its future growth prospects.
Does the worlds largest market have a chance for growth?