Ireland
12:17 :
ECB ‘Needed' as Circuit Breaker -
Amid the escalating sell-off in Italian and Spanish bonds, Europe faces the most dangerous moment in its debt crisis since last May.. For the first time, Europe has allowed a major contagion from the small economies of
Greece, Ireland ...
06:51 :
EU gives temporary approval on Bank of Ireland aid -
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The European Commission said Monday that it has granted temporary approval for Bank of Ireland to receive as much as 5.35 billion euros ($7.56 billion) in additional capital from the Irish government. The approval ...
15:39 :
Aircraft lessor eyes S'pore as Asia-Pac HQ -
(SINGAPORE)
Singapore can be Asia's leading aviation financing hub, just as Dublin in Ireland has been doing on the global stage. But Singapore's banks need to step out of their comfort zone of lending only to corporates, ...
09:01 :
Investors Betting on Italian Default -
The bets are mounting that
Italy will be the next to face default in Europe. The cost of insuring Italian debt against default jumped as shares in Italian bank
UniCredit were briefly suspended for excessive losses, fueling ...
05:21 :
Positivity: Irish pro-life rally draws thousands -
From Dublin, Ireland: Jul 7, 2011 / 06:22 am Thousands of people attended a large pro-life rally in Dublin to oppose attempts to force abortion on Ireland by changing its laws. Organizers said the July 2 “All Ireland ...
08:13 :
Dollar Rises on Fears of Eurozone Contagion -
NEW YORK (BBH FX Strategy) -- The dollar is broadly higher for the second straight day. The
Portugal downgrade prompted fears that Ireland (and perhaps Italy) could be next, leaving the European session dominated by fears ...
03:16 :
Australia Minister To Tap UK, Ireland For Resources Workers -
SYDNEY -(Dow Jones)- Stung by a looming skills shortage that threatens to derail the region's once-in-a-generation resources boom, Australia's mining and petroleum industry is looking to the moribund economies of the northern hemisphere to plug gaps ...
15:06 :
Ireland signals bigger cut in 2012 budget deficit -
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's finance minister signaled on Monday that the government would make a larger budgetary adjustment of 4 billion euros ($5.8 billion) in 2012 despite being confident of meeting this year's fiscal goals under an EU-IMF bailout.
07:56 :
Economic Fact Book: Greece -
Greece has a significant amount of reform potential. In the World Bank’s business report, it is ranked 109th of 183 countries in terms of how easy it is to do business. This is exactly 100 places below Ireland (another country ...
16:10 :
There's Cash In Them Thar PIIGS -
Sure, the governments of
Greece, Ireland and
Portugal have needed government-funded bailouts to stay solvent, and the banking system of the entire European Union could be at risk of contagion if any of those ...
12:45 :
God help Ireland -
Irelands housing market has fallen 50% since the financial crisis. But that may just be the beginning, with Ireland in real danger of defaulting, the property market could go down 80% or even 90%. Bill reveals some dark truths about Ireland's ...
11:38 :
Is it time to buy in Ireland? -
The eurozone crisis could be a disaster for stocks, particularly if
Greece or another country leaves the euro. But it would also present a tremendous opportunity. Bengt Saelensminde has his eye on one country specifically.
actualidad Ireland -