Europe told to put up more cash itself before looking for more contributions to IMF
At the recently concluded Mexico City meeting of the G20 group of the world’s largest economies Germany led a EuroZone effort to raise new money for the International Monetary Fund. And the United States led a successful push to delay any new contributions until EuroZone countries coughed up more money themselves.
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The fear was that once Greece struck a deal to reduce its debt load everybody—Portugal, Ireland, Spain, and Italy—would want to do it. We haven’t quite come to that but so far, in the four days since the Greek deal was announced, both Portugal and Spain have asked—more or less—for a better deal from the EuroZone.
How can Apple, the stock with the biggest market cap in the world, possibly be cheap? (But it is)
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In data released this morning the number of people filing initial claims for unemployment remained unchanged at 351,000 for the week ended February 18. Today’s numbers dropped the four-week moving average for initial claims by 7,000 to 359,000. That’s the lowest level for the four-week moving average since August 2008.