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EUROPEAN DEBT CRISIS
Supply shock, debt may hurt central bank independence, ex-Fed executive saysFormer Fed executive Donald Kohn warned that political pressures on central bank independence are likely to increase. Public dissatisfactio...
‘Europe will become irrelevant for us’: JSW Steel doubles down on India growth with massive capex planJSW Steel plans to double its capacity with minimal external capital, driven by strong domestic demand and a focus on maintaining market sh...
World imbalances trouble G-7 in wake of Trump’s China encounterGlobal finance ministers convene in Paris to address lopsided world growth, focusing on structural misalignments after the US-China trade s...
Taxes and Trump leave UK in a worse state than Starmer found itBritain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a tough economic climate. Inflation is rising, and living standards are not improving. Economic...
Global Market Today: US stock futures gain on tech earnings; Asian shares fallUS equity futures rose, driven by tech giants and AI trade, while oil prices surged amid escalating Iran war uncertainty. The Federal Reser...
UAE asks US for a wartime financial lifeline as Iran conflict drags: ReportThe United Arab Emirates is in discussions with the United States regarding a potential financial backstop. This measure is being considere...
Global Markets | Greek stocks set for MSCI developed market return by 2027, marking post-crisis milestoneGreece is set to rejoin developed market benchmarks in May 2027, a significant step after its 2009 debt crisis. This reclassification by MS...
Global economy seeks the advice of the same faith healers who guided it into today’s crisisEconomy's faith healers prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in economic systems of whi...
Too much banking and credit led to problems in Europe: StudyA big takeaway for India from the European debt crisis is that too much of banking and credit can result in lower growth and create problem...
European debt crisis is going to halt: Peter Cardillo, Chief Marketing Economist, Rockwell Global CapitalWe are beginning to see more confidence building in the global markets in the sense that the European debt crisis is going to halt.
- As euro steadies, fund managers hedge bearish bets
Many still expect market turmoil arising from Europe's debt situation and have kept options strategies that will benefit from volatility.
No one reveals who took $586 billion in Federal Reserve swapsAs part of a currency-swap plan active from 2007 to 2010 and revived to fight the European debt crisis, the Fed lends dollars to other cent...
- Indian cos in Europe suffered 15% revenue losses till June'11
A new survey has found that many domestic firms operating in Europe have suffered up to 15 per cent revenue losses in 15 months till June, ...
- Debt crisis: European Union may offer $78 billion loan to Portugal, lower rates
The plan, which may include a loan to Portugal of about 60 billion ($78 billion) and purchases of outstanding Greek debt, would mark an att...
- Gold may gain on European debt crisis
Gold may advance as concern about Europe's debt crisis and military tensions in the Korean peninsula boost demand for a protection of wealt...
- Moody's downgrade Ireland's debt rating
Global rating agency Moody's on Monday cut the sovereign debt rating of Ireland due to the country's deteriorating financial situation, ind...
- 'European debt crisis will not hamper Indian IT business'
Current IT environment is expected to be much stronger than in 2009, Syntel Int'l CEO said. Check out the latest buzz in the Indian IT sect...
- RBI keeping a close watch on European debt crisis
RBI Governor D. Subbarao said Thursday that the European debt crisis is not expected to impact big on India.
- European debt crisis a grim reminder for US
The European debt crisis is a stark reminder for the United States to tackle its own massive budget deficit. Greece crisis | Stocks: Gainer...
- European debt crisis exaggerated: Sachs
Panic over high debts of some European nations that led to a bloodbath in the global stock markets last week is exaggerated, as they are un...