December 15th, 2011
Spain's Ministry of Finance issued on December 13 amounted to 4.941 billion euros (about dollar 6.445 billion) on the 12-month and 18-month connection yield reduced when in comparison using the final matter of about one percentage point.
The matter on the 12-month connection yields 4.08%, a complete of 3 Read More...
Tags: EU, government loan, ministry of finance, Spain
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October 8th, 2011
Financial news. In October 7th, Fitch ratings organizations announced, Italy international and local community currency issuer default rating by prolonged earlier to some + affordable to AA; its international currency short-term issuer ratings away from your earlier F1 + affordable to F1, by which long-term issuer default rating the rating outlook to negative Read More...
Tags: bvlgari diagono watch, Credit default rating, Fitch, Italy, Ladies watch, Spain
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January 4th, 2011
2011, the global monetary situation will develop? Economic crisis triggered by the volatile exchange rate has been maintained for three years, now is the time value and the revaluation of the currency exchange rate system was. I think the most likely outcome is that we will experience in the new year, the war money, currency collapse and monetary chaos, but the money does not make economic recovery phase chaos died, but not the end Read More...
Tags: European, Greece, Ireland, Policy, Portugal, Spain, U.S.
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September 27th, 2010
Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos on September 25 the UN General Assembly general debate, the proposed establishment of a global regulatory system, and prevent recurrence of the global financial crisis.
Moratinos said that the financial crisis, a major lesson is: the development of international financial markets can not simply rely on the market this "invisible hand", also need to have a global regulatory system Read More...
Tags: Baignoire Watches, Cartier, Cartier Panthere Watches, EU, Foreign, General, global regulatory system, Spain, Spanish, UN
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September 25th, 2010
According to The Wall Street Journal Online reported that Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero announced that 21 European debt crisis is over. He said governments must strengthen cooperation and better use of market mechanisms to prevent such crises from happening again.
Zapatero on Tuesday told "The Wall Street Journal" interview, I believe that this affected the entire euro zone, Spain and the debt crisis of the past Read More...
Tags: debt crisis, Europe, GDP, Parliament, Prime Minister, Rolex watches, Spain, Spanish, Zapatero
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September 3rd, 2010
European Central Bank (ECB) Thursday, as expected, the 16th consecutive month kept its benchmark interest rate at a record low of 1.0% unchanged; while maintaining the overnight lending rate and overnight deposit rates were 1.75% and 0.25% in the same.
EUR / USD days after the European market intraday high of 1 Read More...
Tags: ECB, EUR / USD, European, European Central Bank, France, GDP, interest rates, Spain
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July 4th, 2010
Spain July 1 sold 3.5 billion euros (about 4.3 billion U.S. dollars) national debt, is expected to exceed pre-sales.
One of three global rating agencies Moody's Investors Service warned the day before, the Spanish sovereign credit rating may be lowered.
Spanish Government believes that the excess demand to sell bonds that Moody's approach will not produce the bond market shocks Read More...
Tags: bonds, credit, Spain
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July 2nd, 2010
Be exposed in Greece after the debt crisis, speculation that Spain might be the next need for help in the euro zone countries to the EU, even though the Government strongly denied any problems of debt financing. However, even if Moody's has just issued a warning, do not seem to think that Spain is bound to become a "Greek second Read More...
Tags: debt crisis, Greece, Spain
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December 10th, 2009
Pudie financial stocks led European shares slipped as investors worried about the problem of debt re-emergence of a serious emotional impact on the bank of Greece and Spain the market share. Pan-European Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index fell 1 percent, to close at 241.70 points. The index has slipped for three consecutive days, the gains so far this year reduced to 21 Read More...
Tags: European Stocks, Greece, Spain, stock market
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