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Paris finalizing a project minimum of Tobin tax

February 6, 2012

The draft law imposing a tax on financial transactions will concern only companies headquartered in France and whose market capitalization exceeds one billion euros, according to BFM Business. The Paris Bourse. The draft law imposing a tax on financial transactions will concern only companies headquartered in France and whose ...

Cash advance is meant to provide short term relief to borrowers. Since these loans charge high interest rates, rolling over the loan may not be very easy.

Trichet the ECB brought out of its frame, according to a survey

October 17, 2011

Jean-Claude Trichet has exceeded the mandate of the European Central Bank (ECB) in its efforts to stem the debt crisis in the euro area, as more than half of bank employees asked about the eight years of his presidency the ECB. Just under half of the 1200 ECB employees ...

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 ...

IMF sounds alarm on growth and banks

September 20, 2011

The IMF has revised down its growth forecasts for 2011 and 2012 due to the strong slowdown in developed countries. It does not preclude the possibility of a recession in Europe and the United States. The International Monetary Fund has lowered its growth forecasts Tuesday for the world economy, ...

Greece: the failure scenarios

September 12, 2011

The failure of Greece is now a hyptohèse work for some German officials. But she is not alone. Overview of three options on the table and their consequences. Germany loses patience with Greece and plans to let the country go bankrupt. Germany is she about to let go of ...

At the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the Nikkei ended down 2.2%

September 6, 2011

The Tokyo Stock Exchange ended down Tuesday after a session in the red on European markets because of questions about economic growth and management of sovereign debt in the euro area. The Nikkei lost 2.2% or 193.89 points to 8,590.57 points and the Topix, wider, 1.93% or 14.62 points ...

Vivendi confirms its forecast after a half-line

August 31, 2011

Vivendi said on Wednesday it confirmed its forecast for 2011 after publishing the results broadly in line with market expectations for the first half. The group of telecom, entertainment and media identified in the first half EBIT (operating income, net of amortization of goodwill), to 3.36 billion euros, up ...

European shares down slightly at the opening

August 22, 2011

European shares were down slightly in early trade after opening down in the wake of Wall Street and Asian markets: At 9:09, the CAC 40 index lost 0.05% to 3015.37 points after opening down 0.85%. London lost 0.21% and 0.44% Milan wins while losing two exchanges respectively 0.9% ...

The Italian government adopts austerity measures

August 12, 2011

The Italian government Friday approved an emergency order providing for austerity measures to balance the budget by 2013, officials said official sources. These measures are a response to calls from the European Central Bank (ECB) to Rome accelerating its balanced budget targets set so far in 2014.

The key to understanding the financial crisis

August 8, 2011

Why the panic in financial markets? Will there be a crash? What impact will the degradation of the note of the United States? The debt crisis in the eurozone is contagious? Our responses. Asian stock markets have closed sharply down Monday, August 8, 2011. The Tokyo Stock Exchange lost 2.9%, ...

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