time for the ecb to sprinkle its fairy dust
Once upon a time, in a kingdom not so far from here, there was a group of chums who thought it a great idea to strengthen their friendship through a shared currency.
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markets move on merest hint of european debt plan
Stock markets rose today on the back of little being agreed at the Brussels summit so imagine what investors in Europe could see once a comprehensive plan to resolve Europe’s debt crisis is put in place.
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pa analysis eu summits unlikely to make policy decisions
Neither the EU summit this weekend nor the follow-up in early November are likely to reveal the policy decisions an end to the eurozone crisis is clammering for.
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still no credible solution for european crisis
Chris Iggo looks at the political issues that are still in the way of resolving the future of the euro with its current membership.
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Sovereign debt asks questions of eurozone integration
Bill Dinning reflects on how taxpayers and governments alike view the future of the euro.
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Can the euro survive democracy?
ING IM’s Ad van Tiggelen believes 2011 may turn out to be ‘the year of truth’ for the eurozone.
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The euro will fall further – and not just against safe havens
Chris Alexander says the euro is set to suffer and examines the market impact of new oil forecasts.
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Greece bailout package largely applauded
Greece’s 100bn bailout package has been greeted positively by markets and country leaders alike.
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Structural hangovers and populist opposition
Aegon AM’s Bill Dinning says ‘structural hangovers’ are giving eurozone members a headache.
