European finance ministers take a spreadsheet break: A sign that a deal on Greek debt could emerge today?
I doubt that we’re going to see an early decision today on the Greek rescue payment but I am mildly optimistic that we will get a decision today from the meeting of European finance ministers. In a sign that a decision is more likely than not, the group took an hour-long spreadsheet break. In my experience you don’t run spreadsheets unless you’re trying to see how far apart alternative decisions leave the bottom line.
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The deal would strike a compromise with the International Monetary Fund and would send 44 billion euros, not just 31.5 billion, to Greece on December 5
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Good sales news for Nokia from Germany on its new Lumia 920–although it’s not clear how good
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Good housing news drives stocks higher–with a little help on other fronts
Existing home sales climbed to an annual rate of 4.79 million in October, according to the National Association of Realtors. That’s up from the 4.69 million annual rate in September. Economists surveyed by Briefing.com had projected a 4.7 million annual rate for October
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