Luxembourg
09:35 :
Euro-zone ministers won't meet Monday on Greece -
FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- Euro-zone finance ministers canceled a meeting that had been tentatively set for Monday, according to an announcement released Friday on behalf of Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs meetings ...
05:02 :
Currencies traded in narrow ranges overnight -
Good Morning, - Currencies traded in narrow ranges overnight, with certain risk-on crosses giving up some of their gains from yesterday ahead of the European open. - Stocks:
Nikkei -0.09 %, Hang Seng -0.03 %, Shanghai Composite +1.00 %, ...
05:22 :
Gold hardly moved on Tuesday -
Currencies
EUR/USD The 17-nation currency weakened versus most major counterparts after Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker said talks aimed at relieving Greece’s debt burden were “off track.”. The euro ...
02:43 :
Northland Appoints Acting Chief Financial Officer -
LUXEMBOURG, LUXEMBOURG--(Marketwire - Jan. 17, 2012) - Northland Resources S.A. (TSX:NAU)(FRANKFURT:NPK)(OSLO:NAUR) - "Northland" or "the Company") is pleased to announce the appointment of Peder Zetterberg as its Acting Chief Financial ...
12:05 :
Summary Box: EU court upholds carbon trade plan -
CARBON CHARGE: U.S. airlines failed to block an EU law charging airlines flying to Europe for their carbon pollution, The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg dismissed arguments that imposing the European Union's cap-and-trade program ...
04:35 :
Qatari royals, Luxembourg to buy Dexia's BIL -
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Qatar's royal family and Luxembourg are to buy Dexia's private banking arm Banque Internationale Luxembourg for 730 million euros ($950 million), as part of the Franco-Belgian...
14:32 :
S&P may downgrade Germany, France, others: report -
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Standard & Poor's may downgrade the triple-A ratings of six European nations including
Germany, according to the Financial Times in its online edition Monday. The ratings agency will review the triple-A ratings ...
13:48 :
Guarantees given -
CRISIS-HIT Franco-Belgian bank
Dexia has secured temporary financing guarantees from
Belgium,
France and Luxembourg to keep it running while the countries cement the bailout they put together in ...
12:02 :
Bilateral loans to IMF under discussion: spokesman -
FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- The International Monetary Fund on Friday said European officials are discussing potential bilateral loans to the institution that could be used to fund euro-zone bailouts. "European authorities -- like some other IMF member ...
10:06 :
Has the EFSF added to Euro zone’s problems -
Has the EFSF added to Euro zone’s problemsFor all of its would-be financial firepower, the EFSF isn’t much - it’s just an office in Luxembourg with a erman-born economist CEO named Klaus Regling, who oversees a staff of about 20.
02:29 :
Dexia Accepts Rescue Plan -
The board of beleaguered Franco-Belgian bank
Dexia approved the rescue plan agreed by the governments of
Belgium,
France and Luxembourg, which includes the sale of the Belgian unit for €4 billion ...
02:20 :
KBC selling private banking unit for $1.41 billion -
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Belgian lender KBC Group NV said Monday that it has agreed to sell KBL European Private Bankers, its Luxembourg-based private banking arm, to Precision Capital for 1.05 billion euros ($1.41 billion). KBC said the sale will release ...
actualidad Luxembourg -