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• in Business
  Credit Ratings Hit Euro and Greek Bonds Below Belt
  The Greek crisis once again highlights why credit rating agencies need to disclose its norms, as part of Financial reforms.
  by ecothrust / on May 6, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “ecb”

 

• Greece Will Exit The Eurozone in March; Return to The Drachma

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 587
  Greek debt bailout negotiation keeps coming up like a bad penny.  There have been at least three major bailouts already, and all parties are getting tired of Greece’s lack of fiscal discipline.  To be fair, as Greek tries to implement austerity programs, tax revenue declines because austerity slows the Greek ...
  16 hours ago

• Secret Document: Germany Wants To Put Greece Under EU Curatorship

  
  The Prudent Investor — Authority: 99
  In what will probably become a blueprint for the road to EU serfdom, Germanys government has written a so far unpublished document that requires Greece to put interest and debt payments ahead of all other needs and demands that Greece put itself under temporary EU curatorship. This event comes 2 days ahead of the ...
  1 day ago

• ECB Had Shut Down 700 Sites Streaming Cricket Illegaly During The India-England Test Series

  
  MediaNama: Digital Media in India — Authority: 564
  The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), and its broadcast partners had shut down close to 700 unauthorised websites offering illegal streams of cricket matches during England’s Test series against India, last summer, reports  ESPNCricinfo , citing ECB Chairman Giles Clarke. Clarke said that shutting down such ...
  2 days ago

• Euro at Cross Roads?

  
  Marc to Market — Authority: 492
  A well received Italian bill auction coupled with hopes of a near-term Greek deal has seen the euro recover from the slide in North America yesterday.  The euro came within about 20 points of yesterdays high after slipping to just below $1.3080 in Asia.  Short-term technical indicators warn the euro is over-extended ...
  2 days ago

• Pirate websites biggest threat for cricket: ECB

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 534
  London, Jan 27 (IANS) England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Giles Clarke said that pirate websites streaming live cricket illegally are the biggest threat to world cricket.The ECB last year closed down some 700 websites illegally streaming live coverage of England’s Test series against India. “We all ...
  2 days ago

• What keeps central bankers in Frankfurt awake at night – and why should Britain care?

  
  Telegraph.co.uk Finance Blog — Authority: 579
  In his speech in Davos yesterday, David Cameron outlined some very sensible proposals for how to deal with Europes economic crisis. But, almost in passing, he also called for a eurozone “central bank that can comprehensively stand behind the currency and financial system”, implicitly suggesting that the ECB must ...
  2 days ago

• Bobbys Corner-Open Market-January.26.2012

  
  Forex News and Commentary by FXDD — Authority: 441
  Good Morning: With the ongoing sage between the Greek government and private investors continuing-there have been reports of the private sector accepting a interest rate of less than 4%.  This is a major barrier that will now allow Grrece to seriously revamp their debt.  Greece has a 14 billion euro payment due in ...
  3 days ago

• Greece hopes for debt swap deal by end of week

  
  The Center of the Universe — Authority: 416
  So it could be that the creditors have agreed to swap their bonds for 30 year bonds with ‘half their face value’ but maybe also with about equal economic value, which can in theory be done if the coupon and quality of the new bonds is high enough. But, again, seven months of negotiations shows it’s not all ...
  3 days ago

• Introducing Mr Mario Draghi… Europe’s Incredible Economic Saviour

  
  The Daily Reckoning Australia — Authority: 118
  The World Bank has just turned up to the party, telling everyone to go home and sober up. But with the music blaring and the booze flowing, no one is listening. Besides, the party only just started. 2012 is a new year. The January effect - which says stocks usually enjoy a rally at the start of the year based on ...
  1 week ago

• TIPSTER: The Most Important Thing In The World… Is China

  
  Kudrna's Stock Market Talk — Authority: 114
  Quote of the Day: I’m very optimistic on China, the key challenge for China here is the structural rebalancing that was outlined 9 months ago with the passage of the 12th  5 year plan – to move from... [[ This is a small excerpt only. Visit KSMT for Full Articles, Stock Conversation, Live Chat, NEW Stock Market ...
  1 week ago

• Is a Greek Default Imminent?

  
  ZeccoPulse - The Vital Signs of the Markets — Authority: 408
  Talk has emerged in recent weeks that Greece could be on the verge of an outright default. It has long been speculated that the country would eventually default, although aggressive actions on the part of the European Troika have managed to avert that event thus far. While European officials may be hoping to keep that ...
  1 week ago

• ECB’s Weidmann: Unlimited Bond Buys Not in Line With EU Treaty

  
  WSJ.com: Real Time Economics — Authority: 557
  ECB Governing Council member Jens Weidmann took a strong stance against exactly the sort of crisis remedy that many experts and politicians are demanding from the ECB, namely the unlimited purchase of euro-zone government bonds.
  1 week ago

• European Stock Market, 18 January: Stocks Largely Flat on Mixed News

  
  Fieend — Authority: 121
  European markets were mixed and mostly flat to end their Wednesday sessions as economic news and indicators were mixed. The Stoxx Europe 600 dropped about half a point, or 0.02%.  The FTSE 100 rose approximately 0.2%, the DAX climbed about one-third of a percent, and the CAC 40 fell 0.2%, but the IBEX of Spain ...
  1 week ago

• Reasons to Remain Bullish on MannKind Corporation (NASDAQ:MNKD) in this Economic Backdrop

  
  The Market Playground — Authority: 463
  By Patrick McFadden Anyone watching the markets will clearly notice the lack of volume and volatility during the first week of 2012 versus the near record volatility, a virtual volatility bridge to nowhere, experienced during 2011. What has happened? I would call it the Silent QE3, but it really is not silent. ...
  1 week ago

• Investor Sentiment: An Important Juncture

  
  GreenLightAdvisor Views — Authority: 127
  The article below is a guest contribution by Guy Lerner, writer of the Technical Take blog. There is a sense of incredulousness regarding the recent price action. The market seems to levitate day in and day out despite the news. Dips are limited to 15 minutes of intra-day action. Volume? We don’t need no ...
  1 week ago

• Monti, The Full Version

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 649
  By Edward Hugh This post first appeared on my Roubini Global EconoMonitor Blog “ Don’t Shoot The Messenger “. The version in question is an interview with the Financial Times. A summary was available here , but now they have gone live with the whole interview . If you can raise it on Google or ...
  1 week ago

• Overnight deposits at ECB hit new record

  
  4unews — Authority: 147
  FRANKFURT, Germany – Overnight deposits by banks at the European Central Bank have hit a record 528.2 billion euros ($675.6 billion). It’s a sign of stress in the banking system. The high deposits in the ECB’s safe haven indicate banks are unwilling to lend to each other because they are afraid they might not be ...
  1 week ago

• Banking follies in the eurozone

  
  Alpha.Sources blog — Authority: 89
  Edward Hugh has a brilliant analysis of recent events in the eurozone and especially how banks are leveraging the liquidity provided by the ECB to "cleanse" their balance sheet of bad assets and essentially exchanging these for freshly minted euro deposits at the ECB. I think we should be very clear what is going on ...
  1 week ago

• Standard Chartered Does Not See A “Quick Move To Further Loosening” In China, Despite Property Correction

  
  InvestmentWatch: Emerging markets, Real Estate, Personal finance, Business management, Politics, Economics — Authority: 148
  There were two reasons for today’s big initial market move: one was the realization that the next LTRO could be massive to quite massive (further confirmed by a report that the ECB is now seeking a “Plan B“), the second one was that, somehow, even though China’s economy came in quite better than expected, and ...
  1 week ago

• "Why, for Greece’s and Europe’s sake, the PSI ought to fail" by Yanis Varoufakis

  
  Social Europe Journal — Authority: 118
  Headlines the world over ‘agonise’, on behalf of Greece and Europe, on whether the (Private Sector Involvement) PSI+ negotiations will come to a conclusion. The presumption is that, if they succeed,...
  1 week ago

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