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Spain is on the brink; eurozone is in slow-motion death dance
Spain is the next eurozone nation that may have to seek a formal bailout. The currency union is on it way to implosion. #Greece #ConnectTheDots #Spain #PIIGS #Eurozone crisis
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Why Greece is the canary in the PIIGS coalmine
The world is waiting to see if Greece will exit the euro. The really worry is that it can never ever repay its huge debts, no matter what it does #Europe #PIIGS #Eurozone crisis #Greece Default
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If PIIGS have to fly, they will need to exit the euro
Much mayhem is being predicted if Greece, of the other PIIGS, exit the euro. Actually, exiting may be the best option for everybody. #ConnectTheDots #Euro #PIIGS #Eurozone crisis #German Mark
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European Union vs Indian Union: Why Bengal isn't Greece
The rupee may be sinking, but it can never go down like the euro. Here's what's different between the European Union and the Indian Union. #ConnectTheDots #Euro #EU #European Central Bank #PIIGS #Indian Union
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Who did SBI in? Govt must look in the mirror for answer
Instead of decrying Moody's downgrade of State Bank of India and India, the government should look for a different villain - and look in the mirror #State Bank of India #SBI #Moody's #Downgrade #PIIGS #Crying Wolf
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Benzinga.comFor Europe ETFs, Unemployment Rates Don't Mean Much
At least not in 2013. The eurozone is contending with a jobless rate of around 12 percent, but when it comes to country-specific ETFs tracking European nations (both eurozone members and those that are not), the returns are not always tightly correlated #Europe #NYSE #iShares
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Jerusalem PostGlobal Agenda: Asian perils
A recent survey of fund managers found that while they are generally very optimistic about global markets – even more than fund managers normally tend to be – when asked about what their main concerns are, it transpired that their focus had changed. No l #Europe #Bank of Japan #Tokyo Stock Exchange
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Spectator MagazineDominic Raab reveals Britain’s true debt burden
The curve hides the even worse reality, that the debt was always there- it is the shortfall in asset values that exposes the debt. Those asset values are overstated in British banks. The debt is, in reality, much worse. And Mr Gordon Brown, an intelligen #United Kingdom #Europe #Gordon Brown