German stocks have been killed by trouble in Italy and Spain–are they now bargains?
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As expected the European Central Bank kept its benchmark interest rate at 1.5% today, September 8. But outgoing bank president Jean-Claude Trichet was unexpectedly vocal about weaknesses in the EuroZone economy
Italy earns more bond market buying from European Central Bank with latest austerity plan
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The news flow from Europe in September is full of deadlines and threats. It’s hard for me to see global financial markets finding their footing until this giant bulge of unsettling news has passed through the anaconda.
Saturday Night Quarterback (on Labor Day) says, For the week ahead expect…
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...And the euro crisis goes on as in-fighting reaches new heights
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Bans on short-selling in France, Italy, Spain, and Belgium, designed to protect wobbly European bank stocks, set off a selling panic in Germany yesterday, August 25
Financial markets get whopped by new Euro bank fears
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The leaders of the two most important EuroZone economies met yesterday and once again failed to come up with a credible plan for putting the euro debt crisis to rest.
German growth stalls and European markets stumble
Yesterday, global stock markets rallied when second quarter GDP in Japan fell by less than economists had forecast. Today an unexpected stall by the German economy has taken down European stock markets.
Maybe the euro debt crisis is really a global demographic problem
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