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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Moving On From Greece?

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The Wall street Journal By RICHARD BARLEY Will what happens in Greece , finally stay in Greece ? A host of doubts still surround the secon...
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Quietly, Germans Take On More Prominent Role at EU

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The Wall Street Journal By LAURENCE NORMAN When Axel Weber walked away from the chance to be the next president of the European Central Ba...

Eurobond Plan Would Need a Big Sweetener

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The Wall Street Journal The euro-zone crisis is solved. It took some doing, but the final pieces are in place. First, Italian Prime Minist...

Wall Street surges 2 percent on Greek bank deal; trade thin

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(Reuters) - Stocks soared more than 2 percent in a broad rally on Monday as a merger between two big Greek banks provided a rare bit of en...
Monday, August 29, 2011

Greece seeks details of global holders of its bonds

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BBC Greece has written to finance ministers around the world to help assess global holdings of Greek government bonds. It is part of the ...

Tax Haven's Tax Haven Pays a Price for Success

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The Wall Street Journal By DEBORAH BALL ZUG, Switzerland —Developed nations from Japan to America are desperate for growth, but this tin...
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Eurobank, Alpha Plan Merger Amid Debt Crisis

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By Christos Ziotis and Maria Petrakis - Aug 29, 2011 11:07 AM GMT+0300 The boards of EFG Eurobank Ergasias SA and Alpha Bank SA, Greece ’s...

The world economy

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A call to arms The Economist Aug 28th 2011, 4:16 by Z.M.B. | JACKSON HOLE , WY IT IS largely a gathering of central bankers; at the outs...

Libya

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The Economist The birth of free Libya After a six-month struggle, Libya ’s rebels have seized power. We look at Tripoli in rebel hands an...

Gloom Settles on Central Bankers

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The Wall Street Journal By JON HILSENRATH JACKSON HOLE, Wyo.—After years fighting crises and pumping money into the financial system, the w...
Friday, August 26, 2011

EU Leaders Face Busy Fall, Tight Deadlines

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The Wall Street Journal By CHARLES FORELLE When Europe 's leaders return from their summer break next week, they'll find plenty of...

European banks

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Chest pains Europe ’s sovereign-debt crisis is constricting the flow of money to its banks “I’VE never seen risk aversion this intense,” s...

Gold falls again after jump in dealing costs

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25 August 2011  Last updated at 11:15 GMT BBC The price of gold has fallen again after the cost of dealing in the metal jumped sharply on ...
Thursday, August 25, 2011

Climate science (II)

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Clouds in a jar A new experiment with old apparatus reveals a flaw in models of the climate The Economist CLOUD chambers have an honoured ...

Euro-Zone Data Show Rough Path Lies Ahead

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The Wall Journal By ALEX BRITTAIN And TOM FAIRLESS LONDON —A slump in German business confidence and an unexpected fall in euro-zone facto...
Wednesday, August 24, 2011

One giant step to EU fiscal union

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BBC Watching the French president and the German chancellor in Paris yesterday I tried to imagine myself a Dutch or Italian voter. Here, ...

Delivering a Franco-German Bouquet of Irony

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The Wall Street Journal By ALEN MATTICH This week's Franco-German deal to save the euro is a collection of ironies, not least that it...

Euro Zone Weighs New Plan on Greek Bailout Collateral

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The Wall Street Journal By MATTHEW DALTON, RIVA FROYMOVICH and BERND RADOWITZ BRUSSELS—Euro-zone governments are discussing a plan to have...

Greek Cuts Erode Livelihoods

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The Wall Street Journal Households, Small Businesses Wilt Under Strain of Austerity Measures; Holiday Bonuses for Pensioners Are Cut By C...
Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Analysis: Stocks' volatility keeps forecasters busy

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(Reuters) - Nobel Laureate Paul Samuelson is famous for saying the stock market predicted nine of the last five recessions. This joke by t...