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December 1, 2011

Stock markets in Europe take a breather at the opening, following the coordinated action announced by the major central banks to maintain liquidity in markets shaken by the debt crisis. Half an hour after the bell, stock markets were slightly widened their losses after the President of the European ...

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November 29, 2011

The British government Tuesday revised down sharply its growth forecasts and found that it would take longer than expected to reduce the budget deficit, which led him to extend austerity measures beyond the election date of 2015. Finance Minister (Chancellor of the Exchequer), George Osborne, warned that the UK ...

November 25, 2011

Societe Generale said on Friday to give Rhodia (Solvay) its 50% interest in Orbeo, the company dedicated to the carbon markets, equally owned by both groups. Orbeo, based in Paris, was founded in 2006 at par by the bank and the French chemist, in the context of the creation ...

November 18, 2011

The news is unnoticed but it is historical: the Central Bank of China has authorized the Central Bank of Austria to make investments in renminbi. Decryption with François Godement, China specialist and Director for Strategy Asiacentre. The yuan's Bank of China has signed an agreement with the Austrian Central Bank ...

November 10, 2011

HSBC reported Wednesday a fall from higher than expected profits in the third quarter due to sluggish performance of its investment arm and an increase in bad debts in the United States. The first European bank also warned that it could leave the United Kingdom, where its headquarters for ...

Berlin and the ECB are successful on the EFSF

October 23, 2011

Germany and the European Central Bank received Sunday the fund to support the euro, the EFSF, is not transformed in the bank, against the wishes of France, a majority of countries in the euro area and G20 members who saw an easy way to increase its firepower. Chancellor Angela ...

The Chinese sovereign wealth fund to the rescue of Scholarships

October 10, 2011

A subsidiary of the Chinese sovereign wealth fund began on Monday to buy shares in major banks, the clearest sign to date of the will of Beijing to support its stock markets. The benchmark Shanghai Stock Exchange has sold nearly 17% since the beginning of the year in part ...

European shares open sharply higher

October 5, 2011

European shares opened higher Wednesday, redemption, and with it the prospect of a political unity on the situation of banks to market to end in early trade, three consecutive sessions of decline. At 9:05, the CAC 40 index advances 2.57% at 2923.78 points. The London Stock Exchange gained ...

The cacophony in the eurozone is falling stock markets

September 26, 2011

Paris opened Monday morning on a drop of 1.97%, 1.31% in Frankfurt, London 1.78% Milan 1.6% and 1.88% in Madrid. The trading floor in Frankfurt The Paris Bourse opened sharply lower Monday, September 26, penalized by the cacophony of the debt crisis in the eurozone and fears that weigh ...

Athens is considering a 50% discount on its debt

September 23, 2011

The Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos spoke to parliament three scenarios to solve the budget crisis, including a default ordered at a discount of 50% for holders of sovereign debt, the Greek press reported Friday. A spokesman for the Greek government has denied reports the newspaper Ta Nea and ...

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