Now the euro rescue fund goes on credit watch too
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The euro debt crisis isn’t something that’s happening over there–it will have profound effects, negative effects, on economic growth in the United States
To subscribe to JAM you need to fill in some details below including, ahem, some info on how you'll pay us. A subscription is $199 (although if you're subscribing with one of our special offers it will be lower) for a year for ongoing and continuing access to the...After the close, S&P puts just about every euro nation–including Germany–on credit watch negative
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Momentum towards a “solution” to the euro debt crisis continued to build today, the Monday before Friday’s summit of European leaders.
Today Italian Prime Minister Marie Monti presented Italy’s parliament with a $30-bllion euro plan to reduce Italy’s budget deficit
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Just to keep everyone focused at the meeting of EuroZone finance ministers, Italy sold 7.5 billion euros of bonds with the yield on the three-year bonds in the auction climbing to 7.89%. Last month the yield on three-year bonds sold at auction was 4.93%.
European Central Bank role in stabilizing euro debt markets looks more likely today with IMF as channel
The idea of using the IMF to channel loans from the European Central Bank to Spain and Italy has been around for weeks so why give it new credence today? Because sources are saying that EuroZone finance ministers have concluded that leveraging the European rescue fund would fall short of what’s needed to stabilize the market