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Giorgio Bertini

Euro crisis goes global as leaders fail to stop the rot - 0 views

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    The growing crisis in the eurozone threatened to undermine the global economic recovery as markets plunged across the world on fears that European leaders may not be able to contain the debt contagion spreading from Greece.
François Dongier

Op-Ed Columnist - The Euro Trap - NYTimes.com - 1 views

  • All this is exactly what the euro-skeptics feared. Giving up the ability to adjust exchange rates, they warned, would invite future crises.
Giorgio Bertini

The Biggest Poker Game Ever: Will the European Debt Package Really Work? - 0 views

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    Germany's cabinet has passed a draft law to provide for its portion of Europe's 750 billion euro package to prop up the ailing currency. But will the fund work? Experts are warning that the side effects may be difficult to stomach.
Giorgio Bertini

Troubles in the EuroZone: Will the Contagion affect the U.S.? - 1 views

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    Could euro devaluation increase the size of the U.S. deficit? Marshall Auerback explores the possibility, and what it means if deficit hysteria continues unchecked.
Giorgio Bertini

Moving the Markets: Europe Looks to Break US Ratings Monopoly - 0 views

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    Few doubt that US ratings agencies contributed greatly to the global financial crisis. Europe is now worried that the euro could also fall victim to credit downgrades -- and is exploring the possibility of creating its own ratings agency.
Giorgio Bertini

Fears about Spain's economy bring rating cut and rattle markets - 0 views

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    Ratings agency Fitch cut Spain's credit rating due to weak growth prospects, dealing a blow to efforts to rein in spending and ease fears of a Greek-style crisis. US stocks slid and the euro weakened on the news.
Giorgio Bertini

The Failure Club: Our Leaders Are Responsible for Europe's Crisis - 0 views

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    It was neither tax evaders in Greece nor hedge funds that caused Europe's existential crisis -- political leaders in the euro zone share a great deal of the responsibility. They have been either unwilling or incapable of doing their jobs.
Giorgio Bertini

A geopolítica da desaparição do Euro - 0 views

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    Com a crise financeira européia, está se dando um passo a mais no avassalamento da Europa. Com o Tratado de Lisboa, a Europa entregou sua defesa à Organização do Tratado do Atlântico Norte (OTAN): acabou-se o velho sonho de uma defesa européia independente. E agora, com uma política financeira controlada pelo FMI, a UE renunciou a um pilar essencial de sua independência. Sem a defesa e a moeda, não lhe resta nada para afirmar sua independência dentro do bloco ocidental e frente ao resto do mundo.
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FT.com / Columnists / Wolfgang Münchau - Bond plan could end the euro crisis - 0 views

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    Jean-Claude Juncker's and Giulio Tremonti's common European bond is the first constructive idea since the outbreak of the eurozone financial crisis a year ago. It is the first time that eurozone leaders have dared look beyond the current week's newspaper headlines. I have no doubt that, if implemented in full, the proposal would end the crisis.
Giorgio Bertini

First Subprime, Now Europe: Revenge of the Rating Agencies - 0 views

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    Many observers assign a large part of the blame for the 2008 financial crisis to the "big three" credit rating agencies, which gave their AAA seal of approval to worthless investments. Now those same agencies are helping to bring the euro zone to its knees -- and no one is trying to stop them.
Giorgio Bertini

Europeans Move to Head Off Spread of Crisis - 0 views

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    Leaders from the euro zone countries signed off on a support package for Greece on Friday night and pledged to take steps to stanch a spreading debt crisis before markets opened on Monday morning.
Giorgio Bertini

Europe's Debt Crisis Is Casting a Shadow Over China - 0 views

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    The pain of the European debt crisis is spreading, with the plummeting euro making Chinese companies less competitive in Europe, their largest market, and complicating any move to break the Chinese currency's peg to the dollar.
Giorgio Bertini

Asian stocks plunge as euro falls to 4-year low - 0 views

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    Europe's common currency fell to a four-year low against the dollar Monday as fears mounted that deep cuts in government spending to combat the region's debt crisis could severely damage Europe's economic recovery.
Giorgio Bertini

Markets Slump as Euro Falls and Greece Jitters Return - 0 views

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    After a nearly $1 trillion rescue package meant to end Europe's debt crisis once and for all, financial markets took a second look Friday and began to worry about how the plan would actually work and the implications of the drastic austerity measures for the fragile European economies.
Giorgio Bertini

Nicolas Sarkozy threatened to pull out of euro over Greece row - 0 views

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    French president Nicolas Sarkozy warned of damage to Franco-German relationship if Angela Merkel opposed EU plan
Giorgio Bertini

Ackermann interview sparks debate on Greek rescue - 0 views

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    Greece will unlikely be able to pay off its nearly 300 billion euro debt, but the rescue package will enable it to hold out for a few more years, according to Heinemann. "In the end, there will be a restructuring of Greece's debt… but in the meantime before that happens, other countries will make such progress that the danger of a meltdown will no longer exist," he told Deutsche Welle. "This means maybe in 2012 a restructuring of Greece's debt can be undertaken without shock waves being triggered."
Giorgio Bertini

Crisis Imperils Liberal Benefits Long Expected by Europeans - 0 views

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    Across Western Europe, the "lifestyle superpower," the assumptions and gains of a lifetime are suddenly in doubt. The deficit crisis that threatens the euro has also undermined the sustainability of the European standard of social welfare, built by left-leaning governments since the end of World War II.
Giorgio Bertini

Fear of inflation grows in the eurozone - 0 views

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    First the financial crisis, then the Greek debt crisis and now speculative attacks on the euro. As European leaders desperately struggle to stabilize their common currency, concerns over inflation are growing.
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