A share trader is pictured behind a mock one dollar bill and a mock 500 Euro note symbolizing a consumer credit note, at the German stock exchange in Frankfurt, December 18, 2008. LONDON (Reuters) - The euro slipped against the dollar on Tuesday as ...
Traders are pictured at their desks in front of the DAX board at the Frankfurt stock exchange April 26, 2010. LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks remained troubled by worries over Greek debt on Tuesday after Germany demanded new austerity measures, ...
PARIS, April 27 (Reuters) - European shares fell in early trade on Tuesday, snapping a two-day rally, on renewed worries over Greece's debt after Germany demanded painful new austerity measures from Athens in return for financial aid ...
"Indications from euro zone members are that aid will be provided, but there remain uncertainties about the terms," said Kasper Kirkegaard, currency strategist at Danske in Copenhagen. "The trouble of not having a set-up to deal with these problems while other euro zone countries may be facing issues is a concern to the market."
With a higher debt burden and a slower 10-year growth rate than Greece, Western Europe's poorest country is being punished by investors as the sovereign debt crisis spreads. The risk premium on Portuguese bonds rose ...
LONDON, April 27 (Reuters) - European shares extended falls on Tuesday, led lower by banking stocks, with uncertainty lingering over financial aid for Greece as Germany demanded painful new austerity measures from Athens. By 0929 GMT, the FTSEurofirst ...
Confidence in Greek assets sank to a new low on Monday, as Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany kept up the pressure on Greece, insisting on tougher ...
Greece's borrowing costs rose to a 12-high year as investors took fright at Germany's resistance to a €45bn (£39bn) bail-out package for the stricken ...
Greek bond markets plunged yesterday amid growing fears among investors that the country will need to restructure its debts in spite of a proposed €45bn ...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel looks into her handbag before a meeting of her Christian Democrat party in Berlin yesterday. Merkel declared support for ...
The acceleration of negotiations on Greece's EU-IMF loan and the new austerity measures demanded by German Chancellor Angela Merkel in order to agree to the ...
The EU/IMF support mechanism for Greece effectively means the death of the “no bail-out” clause prescribed in the European treaties, Standard Bank says ...
European Green party leader Daniel Cohn-Bendit on Monday described German reluctance to support financial aid for Greece as "politically very stupid" and ...
Fifty-seven percent of Germans think giving aid to Greece would be a "bad decision," according to a survey published Tuesday, highlighting the level of ...
Germany is "not ready to write a blank cheque" for Greece, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said Sunday, after debt-stricken Athens appealed for an EU and ...
