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German Treasury sees strong demand at 5 year auction
Wednesday 07 Dec 2011
The German Treasury has today sold €4.06bn in 5 year debt, versus its target of €5bn, according to market sources. Read More
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FX open: Markets content with EU progress or building up for disappointment?
Wednesday 07 Dec 2011
European stock markets opened today’s trading session with average gains of 1%. Markets may be discounting great expectations for Friday’s EU summit as meetings throughout the week seem to indicate t... Read More
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Van Rompuy: no treaty changes needed
Wednesday 07 Dec 2011
Tough new rules to stem the eurozone debt crisis and ensure closer fiscal union do not need changes to EU treaties, according to a leaked report. Read More
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US Treasury Secretary sees a role for the IMF in the crisis
Wednesday 07 Dec 2011
The US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner is currently making his rounds in Europe, urging its leaders to take swift action to stem the uncertainty in sovereign debt markets. Read More
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EU negotiates doubling firepower against crisis
Wednesday 07 Dec 2011
The European Union is preparing a plan that would include the simultaneous running of two independent rescue funds, along with greater financial support from the International Monetary Fund, according... Read More
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FX round-up: Euro little changed in cautious trading
Wednesday 07 Dec 2011
The euro hardly budged against the dollar on Tuesday with many traders sitting by the sidelines as eurozone leaders try to make progress towards stronger fiscal integration. Read More
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S&P places EFSF under review for downgrade
Tuesday 06 Dec 2011
Following a similar notice for nearly all Eurozone governments, rating agency Standard & Poor's warned that it could downgrade the AAA rating of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF). Read More
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S&P reiterates AA- rating for China
Tuesday 06 Dec 2011
Rating agency Standard and Poor’s has reaffirmed its AA- rating on China with a stable outlook. Read More
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France says 'non' to more austerity
Tuesday 06 Dec 2011
European markets were generally trading down this morning as the troubled region was battered by yet more bad news, this time in the form of a credit rating warning from Standard & Poor's. Read More
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S&P warns of mass Eurozone downgrade
Tuesday 06 Dec 2011
Reports of an impending credit rating agency action on the eurozone were confirmed last night as Standard & Poor’s (S&P) announced that it had placed the rating of 15 of the area’s sovereigns on Credi... Read More
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FX round-up: Ratings warning hurts euro
Tuesday 06 Dec 2011
The euro lost its grip on earlier gains after a report said Standard & Poor’s may warn six AAA rated members of the euro zone that their credit ratings could be cut. Read More
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S&P could place France and Germany on ratings watch negative tonight
Monday 05 Dec 2011
Ratings agency Standard and Poor’s (S&P) may warn Germany and the five other triple A members of the eurozone (France, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland, and Luxembourg) that they risk having their to... Read More
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S&P could place France and Germany on ratings watch negative tonight
Monday 05 Dec 2011
Ratings agency Standard and Poor’s (S&P) may warn Germany and the five other triple A members of the eurozone (France, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland, and Luxembourg) that they risk having their to... Read More
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ISM services comes in ahead of expectations
Monday 05 Dec 2011
The Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) non-manufacturing sector purchasing managers index for the month of November has come in at 52.0 percentage points versus last month’s reading of 52.9. Read More
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Sarkozy says European Court of Justice will have a say
Monday 05 Dec 2011
Speaking after this afternoon’s meeting with the German chancellor, the French President, Nicholas Sarkozy, has stated that the European Court of Justice will have a say when countries break the legal... Read More
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“Merkozy” will kick off a week of discussions on the future of the eurozone
Monday 05 Dec 2011
As we gear up for the December 9th EU summit, which is to focus on proposals to move euro area countries further towards closer economic and fiscal union, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the F... Read More
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Chinese service sector growth falls to 3 month low in November
Monday 05 Dec 2011
The HSBC Chinese service sector purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the month of November has come in at 52.5, versus 54.1 the month before, signalling only a modest rise in service sector activity. Read More
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Italy announces spending cut proposal worth €12bn, yields fall
Monday 05 Dec 2011
The Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti announced yesterday that his government has approved a new package of austerity measures through 2014 worth €24bn. The plan includes more than €12bn in spending ... Read More
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FX round-up: Euro hampered by EU summit nerves
Monday 05 Dec 2011
Trepidation ahead of the eurozone summit sent the single currency lower against the dollar and other major currencies on Friday. Read More
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Cameron vows to protect Britain in EU treaty changes
Friday 02 Dec 2011
David Cameron has assured that he will to protect and enhance Britain’s interests, after discussions over potential European Union treaty changes with French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Read More
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