Greece
Tuesday, January 31, 2012 Greece
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14:35 :
Greece must pledge tough reforms for debt swap deal -
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece must make "difficult" decisions in the coming days to clinch a debt
swap agreement and a 130 billion euro ($170 billion) bailout package needed to avoid an unruly default, the government said on Tuesday.
13:24 :
Wall Street sags as data weighs -
Stocks fell on Tuesday as optimism over a possible deal by Greece in its debt wrangling dissipated after a batch of weaker-than-expected economic reports.
10:40 :
Stocks headed for best January since 1997 -
The stock market appeared headed Tuesday for its best January finish since 1997. Stocks climbed because of hopes that Greece was finally close to resolving its debt problem, then lost…Click to Continue »
09:46 :
Greece needs to get done right away -
Outlook: The summit yesterday was the 16th EU summit in the past two years. It ended without resolution on the Greek debt problem and only a vague and partial solution to contagion, especially to
Portugal, in the form of the new €500 billion ...
09:45 :
Easing Euro Caution Lifts Stock Futures -
Stock-index futures rose on Tuesday as market participants grew more hopeful Greece and its private creditors will forge a deal aimed at averting a messy default and that the EU is taking steps to solve the debt crisis at a broader level.
08:10 :
Hopes of Greek Progress Shore Up Markets -
Markets clawed back lost ground on hopes that Greece is heading toward a conclusion of debt-reduction talks with private creditors and that it may secure its second bailout package this week.
04:38 :
Euro, shares gain as Greek debt fears recede -
The euro rose and world shares recovered on Tuesday on hopes of a deal this week to free up the next tranche of aid for Greece, though concerns about
Portugal following a similar path capped gains and fresh data on the region's ...
04:16 :
ECB Refinancing Operation Expectations Boost Risk Appetite -
Market Brief The conclusion of the Eurozone summit yesterday brought no new progress on the Greek debt crisis, leading to a growing sense of realisation that European policy makers are running out of ideas. This in itself is unlikely to be a shock to ...
02:51 :
Stocks hover as investors buy bonds -
The wait for an expected deal between Greece and its creditors rattled financial markets around the world Monday. Yields for ultra-safe U.S. government debt hit their lowest this year, the…Click to Continue »
02:19 :
FTSE seen opening higher -
Britain's FTSE 100 index is seen opening up 20-24 points, or 0.4 percent on Tuesday, according to financial bookmakers, rallying after two sessions of declines in tandem with a late recovery from lows on
Wall Street and gains in Asia ...
02:00 :
AUD/USD finally broke below the 1.0590 -
AUD/USD finally broke below the 1.0590 support during Monday’s Asia afternoon with the price continuing to fall as the shorter term bulls bailed on positions with the European session providing enough negative signals for the markets to have the bears ...
01:05 :
Greece Dominating Headlines as Talks Continue -
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00:11 :
Trying to find the light -
Is there any light at the end of this tunnel' Instead of a decisive plan to bailout Greece, questions still linger while we try to decide whether this European crisis will end nicely. It just goes on and on.
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actualidad Greece -