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GERMAN GDP DOWNGRADES
European growth to hold up but at an increasing fiscal cost, IMF saysThe IMF forecasts euro zone growth to hold at 1.2% this year despite U.S. tariffs, but warns this comes with higher government spending and...- German GDP downgraded in new blow for struggling economyGermany's third-quarter growth was revised down to a weaker-than-expected 0.1%, narrowly avoiding a recession. The country faces challenges...
- US debt is still a buy, not a sell: Manish SinghI will just point out one final thing, that the aggregate level of debt itself or the interest payment cost itself is not a problem. It sho...
- Stocks in debt ceiling danger zone after US rating warningsDespite the news of Germany's recession, markets were mainly focused on the US debt ceiling limbo. Chipmaking company Nvidia's revenue beat...
- China's widening COVID curbs threaten global supply chain paralysisChina's zero-tolerance approach to COVID-19, despite low case numbers and even as the rest of the world tries to live with the coronavirus,...
- Deutsche Bank slashes India growth forecast to 5% for this fiscalDeutsche Bank today cut India's economic growth forecast for the current fiscal to 5 per cent from 6 per cent earlier.
- A stealth eurozone integration will hurt members and Germany will bear disproportionate painStealth integration will have big costs. Adherence to austerity policies could mire the peripheral nations in recession.
- Worst is yet to come for European corporates, agencies warnRatings agencies this week warned that European corporates, particularly in the telecoms, retail and auto sectors, may not have felt the wo...
- Now, Deutsche Bank scales down FY13 growth forecast to 6.5%Deutsche Bank joined other global banks such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley in downgrading India's growth outlook for the current fiscal ...
- Eurozone heads into uncharted territoryEurozone headed into uncharted territory Thurs, with initial PMI Markit data showing that the slowdown in the EMU region is deeper & more s...
- Hollande's push for European bonds turned downOn Wednesday night's European leaders summit, the outcome was, as expected. Hollande's push for joint European bonds was flatly turned down.
- Eurozone tearing itself apart: Mervyn King, Bank of EnglandIMF chief Christine Lagarde hinted at the possibility of a messy Grexit, and said the Fund would have to be prepared.
- Fitch cuts US outlook to negativeThe US lost its last stable outlook from the three biggest credit-ranking companies after Fitch Ratings lowered the nation to negative.
- India's valuation could fall further on global uncertainties: UBSIn an interview with ET Now, Yonghao Pu, Chief Investment Strategist, UBS, gives his sense of the larger global picture, with a focus on gl...
- Hungary's tough new laws worry other EU countriesInsiders, meanwhile, say that senior officials of the European Commission - the EU government - are extremely displeased both with Orban's ...
- S&P cuts Ireland’s debt rating, adds to woesIreland’s debt rating was lowered two steps by Standard & Poor’s, with a negative outlook, as the government prepares to unveil a 4-year de...
- ECB also stands by Greece, waives collateral normsThe European Central Bank joined the international rescue of Greece, saying it would indefinitely accept the country’s debt as collateral r...
- Eurozone faces 2010 debt crisisThe eurozone's new year heralds a debt crisis that has alarm bells ringing and markets tracking government plans to tame the growing shortf...
- ECB cuts interest rate by 0.5% to record lowThe European Central Bank (ECB) kicked off a period of record low interest rates Thursday by cutting its benchmark level by half a point to...
- EBRD: Inflation most pressing problem in post-Soviet countriesRising inflation is severely hurting Ukraine and other Eastern European nations, while the global credit crunch will slow growth in those c...
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