lets hope Merkel makes the right decision
Jeff Keen urges Chancellor Angela Merkel to make the right decision and put Europe security ahead of German domestic policy.
Jeff Keen urges Chancellor Angela Merkel to make the right decision and put Europe security ahead of German domestic policy.
In a worrying development of the eurozone debt crisis today an auction of German bonds failed to attract enough bids for the 6bn on offer, proving Merkel is as much in the mire as the rest of ’em.
Tim Cockerill questions the real value of some sovereign credit default swaps while urging investors to look closely at corporate CDS that only pay out on some, not all tiers of debt.
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.
Max King suggests investors are right to be sceptical about the outcomes of the recent eurozone crisis meetings but there are still plenty of investment opportunities to come.
After 11 hour negotiations following months of conversations, a number of agreements have been reached to help reduce eurozone sovereign debt.
Henderson Global Investors has become the latest UK-based investment company to partner with FEIFA, following Jupiter’s announcement last week.
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.
European stock markets rose this morning on some news that not much had been agreed at the weekend’s summit in Brussels so imagine how markets could react when there is a full-blown plan in place.
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).
The eurozone needs to adopt a hard-line of invasive centralised control, or surveillance with bite, according to former EU Trade Commissioner Lord Mandelson.
George Renouf argues the case for fiscal unification as a solution to the European crisis though admits out this is more easily written and spoken about than delivered.