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Moody's maintains negative outlook for Spanish banks
International credit ratings agency Moody's has said it would keep a "negative" outlook on the Spanish banking industry. #Moody's #ExpertView #euro crisis #Spanish Banks #Credit Rating Downgrade
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Euro emigration: safety valve or debt drag?
The problem is that the workforce may move, but national debts don't. And the exit of the former weakens a country's ability to solve the latter by putting a major drag on growth and tax revenues over time. #Debt #Eurozone #EuroCrisis #brain drain #emmigration
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India hiring outlook weakest in over 3 years on global uncertainty
Most US employers are unwilling to add workers because of uncertainty around November's elections, the Federal budget, and the effect of Europe's slowdown, according to a quarterly hiring survey by ManpowerGroup. #jobs #Slowdown #ExpertView #euro crisis #US jobs #Manpower Group #Employers
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Will tiny Greece bring the mightly eurozone down?
The eurozone crisis, which seemed to be abating a few months ago, is back on the boil. And this time something may give. #France #Greece #Angela Merkel #Germany #EU #Eurozone crisis #EuroCrisis #
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Economic TimesEuro zone more stable, 'needs a more European UK': Draghi
LONDON: The euro zone is more stable than a year ago but economic conditions remain challenging and governments must push on with reforms and banking union plans, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Thursday. Speaking in London almost a #European Central Bank #Mario Draghi #London
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Economic TimesGermans blame euro zone crisis for Eurovision debacle
BERLIN: Germans lamented their unexpectedly poor showing at the Eurovision Song Contest, blaming Chancellor Angela Merkel's tough stance in the euro zone crisis for their failure to win any points from 34 of the 39 countries voting. Denmark's Emmelie de #Berlin #Angela Merkel #Europe
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EconomistThe euro crisis: The sleepwalkers
YOU may have missed it, but the European Union held a summit this week. Taking in a nutritious working lunch, Europe’s prime ministers, presidents and chancellors devoted half of Wednesday to weighty issues of energy and taxation. Gone are the panic-stri #European Union #European Central Bank #Brussels