IMF buys Europe more time to patch the Greek debt crisis
The International Monetary Fund has decided not to stick to the letter of the rules. The IMF executive board has signaled that it will release the next $17 billion in rescue funding for Greece in early July on a promise.
Could Vienna II offer a way out of the Greek debt crisis?
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The German government and European Central Bank are playing “huhn” with the euro and the Greek debt crisis. With the deadline for coming up with a new “solution” to the Greek debt crisis coming up fast—June 24 is the date that keeps coming up—both sides have stepped up the rhetoric.
Euro interest rates to rise in July and the euro should follow
Jean-Claude Trichet, head of the European Central Bank, spoke the magic words today: “Strong vigilance.”
The financial markets can now anticipate an interest rate increase when the bank meets in July. T
A new rescue package for Greece is a bit closer today
Europe has inched closer today toward a deal on a new Greek rescue package that would backstop the country’s finances into 2013 and 2014. The European Central Bank is now saying that it would be okay with a “soft restructuring.”
Is this the summer swoon of 2010 revisted?
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