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greece

Economics / Markets

Greece may be forced out of eurozone - German MP

Greece may have to temporarily leave the euro currency bloc in order to shore up its finances, a member of Germany's junior coalition party said today.

clock 27 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Greece requests access to EU rescue loan

Greece has sent a formal request for its €45bn EU-IMF debt rescue package to be activated as its financial predicament worsens.

clock 23 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Morning Markets: FTSE boosted by late recovery on Wall Street

London's leading shares are showing slight gains this morning as a late recovery on Wall Street boosts investor sentiment.

clock 23 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Moody's downgrades Greece as deficit worse than predicted

Ratings agency Moody's has downgraded Greece following news that its budget deficit reached a worse than expected 13.6% of GDP last year.

clock 22 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Greek bailout edges closer as bond yields soar

Greece could be forced to reluctantly accept the agreed EU and IMF bailout package after its borrowing costs surged to fresh highs yesterday.

clock 21 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Basel rules could cause SME 'credit drought' warn banks - papers

Banks have warned they would be forced to halt lending to small businesses by tighter international regulations they say are being rushed in.

clock 20 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Goldman case opens lawsuit floodgates - papers

Lawyers in the United States were predicting a wave of legal action last night in the wake of the $1bn fraud charge brought against Goldman Sachs by the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

clock 19 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Election 2010: UK 'to grow by £20bn if Tories win' - papers

The Centre for Economics and Business Research has increased its forecast of economic growth in Britain, predicting GDP would be about £20bn higher by 2020 if the Conservatives gain power.

clock 16 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Morgan Stanley fears German exit from eurozone

Morgan Stanley has warned Germany could withdraw from the eurozone as the fallout from the Greek debt bailout continues.

clock 16 April 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Germans to mount legal challenge over Greek bail-out

The eurozone's bail-out scheme for Greece has been plunged into disarray after four German academics said they will legally challenge the rescue plan.

clock 15 April 2010 •
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