The euro
07:08 :
China's Premier Suggests Euro Bailout Help -
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao raised the prospect of contributing to the euro-area's bailout programs, telling Chancellor Angela Merkel that
China may be prepared to assist in resolving its debt crisis.
16:30 :
US Dollar Pares Earlier Gains -
US
dollar is paring some of its earlier gains against
the euro as risk appetite improves. However, greenback still has the upper hand against European currencies right now as the data coming out of the United States|United ...
07:27 :
Asian shares dip as Greek talks continue -
Asian shares and
the euro fell today as debt restructuring talks between
Greece and its creditors dragged on, undermining sentiment, and investors sat tight ahead of US jobs data that will offer more clues on the health of ...
10:40 :
Euro zone manufacturing shrinks -
Euro zone manufacturing activity declined for a sixth straight month in January as a slight upturn in
Germany failed to offset a prolonged contraction in the region's smaller economies, a survey showed today.
07:16 :
Hawesko passes the 400 million euro mark -
HAWESKO Holding AG / Hawesko passes the 400 million euro mark . Processed and transmitted by
Thomson Reuters ONE. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. - Sales in 2011 up by 9% to € 411 million- ...
23:31 :
Global stocks, euro off as Greece, Portugal stoke -
Stocks and
the euro slid on Monday on worries Greek and Portuguese debt loads could weigh on regional and global growth, although hopes the U.S. economy could decouple from European woes helped U.S. equities close off the day's lows.
20:28 :
EU summit edges towards new eurozone treaty -
German chancellor Angela Merkel appears to be getting on the fiscal compact, but is increasingly isolated over GreeceGermany's campaign to set the terms for saving
the euro was heading for success on Monday with EU leaders edging towards ...
14:25 :
Central Europeans want more non-euro zone summit particpation -
BRUSSELS, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Four central European prime ministers said on Monday that the "fiscal compact" treaty under discussion by EU leaders needed further changes to enable prospective euro zone countries to take part in euro zone summits.
22:46 :
The euro: more summits, more problems -
Europe's policymakers are more interested in bailing out bankers than the real economyNot for the first time, the
eurozone is set to make a huge mistake. Actually, make that two: one political, the other economic. At its
summit ...
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