Luxembourg
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 ...
15:59 :
Here is the Financial Times Story that Caused the Meltup -
If you are a FT subscriber, go here. I'm not, but Zerohedge is, so some snippets Although the details of the plan are still under discussion,officials said EU ministers meeting in Luxembourg had concluded thatthey had not done enough ...
14:34 :
Banks under pressure over Greece -
Oct. 4 - A meeting of EU finance ministers in Luxembourg produces few concrete steps in tackling Europe's deepening debt crisis, which threatens to spread to European banks. Kirsty Basset reports.
08:01 :
Greece: Euro leaders in high stakes chicken game -
Eurogroup meeting kicked the can further down the road Once again investors are left disappointed following a Eurogroup meeting. The euro area finance ministers met in Luxembourg yesterday to discuss the Greek budget situation and the ...
05:20 :
Uncertainty continues after European Finance Chiefs' Meeting -
The jittery situation remained in markets after the European Finance Chiefs' meeting in Luxembourg and today's earlier comments referred to the private sector participation in Greece's second bailout. Investors are still worried that ...
01:52 :
Europe stock futures lower as Greek jitters remain -
MADRID (MarketWatch) -- European stock market futures were indicting opening losses Tuesday. Euro-zone ministers meeting in Luxembourg on Monday delayed the approval of the much-needed next tranche of aid for
Greece. Jean-Claude ...
18:03 :
EU determined to avoid Greek default -- Juncker -
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Members of the euro zone will do everything to avoid a Greek debt default, Jean-Claude Juncker, prime minister of Luxembourg and president of the Eurogroup of finance ministers said Monday. Speaking at ...
16:03 :
EU ministers at 'critical juncture' -
Oct. 3 - EU finance ministers meet in Luxembourg to discuss Europe's bailout fund, as
Greece fuels default fears after admitting it won't hit deficit targets. Kirsty Basset reports.
12:59 :
Greek Woes Worry Market -
Greece's weekend admission that it will miss its budget-deficit targets roiled financial markets on Monday and appeared set to complicate talks among euro-zone finance ministers getting under way in Luxembourg.
11:55 :
Dollar nears day's highs; Greek worry intensifies -
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The U.S. dollar traded near the session's highs Monday as concerns over when
Greece will receive the next tranche of aid from international lenders intensified. The dollar index , which tracks the greenback ...
04:20 :
Lack of European action only increases uncertainty -
Unfortunately there has been no grand plan for the Eurozone announced over the weekend and as such it is the Eurozone which is still grabbing the headlines. Finance ministers meet in Luxembourg today at 16.00 BST ahead of another meeting ...
09:02 :
Juncker: Decision on Greek tranche in October -
The Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker told a news conference today after meeting with the euro area finance ministers in
Poland that the decision on the next Greek tranche from the 2010 bailout will be made in ...
06:41 :
Decision on Greek aid payment in Oct.: Juncker -
FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- A decision providing the next payment of aid to
Greece under the nation's 2010 bailout package will be made in October, Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker said at a news conference Friday ...
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