Europe’s Original Rescue Return Reticence
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After years under official IMF and Euro-zone lifelines Iceland, Latvia and Romania returned to external bond markets almost the same ...
Hungary’s Household Help Chores
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Hungarian shares fell after a Central Europe-beating spurt as the government unveiled medium-term foreign currency mortgage borrower relief and reacquired ...
Serbia’s Kindled Capture Attention
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Serbian shares up 30 percent as MSCI frontier leaders were boosted further along with the currency by the arrest after ...
The EU’s Naked Derivatives Ambitions
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French and German officials lauded the near-completion of rules limiting “naked” CDS positions, where the buyer does not own the ...
Cyprus’ Daunting Greek Debt Divides
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The Cyprus stock exchange and external bonds shuddered as Euro-zone authorities scrambled to salvage Greece’s unraveling rescue package agreed a ...
Poland’s Omitted Error-Prone Preening
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Polish securities were upended by Hungarian ones as Central Europe favorites as Prime Minister Tusk’s Civic Platform seeks another term ...
Belarus’ Devalued Dogma Dash
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Belarus’ just-issued $800 million Eurobond after a debut last year reeled on an 8 percent formal devaluation of the currency, ...
Europe’s Frontier Fashion Fringe
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Frontier Europe topped the MSCI pack in Q1 with 20-30 percent gains from surprise sources like Bulgaria and Serbia with ...
Latvia’s Fading Fiscal Fatigue Remedy
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Latvia prepared to sell $2 billion in Eurobonds as it entered the final stretch of the 2008 EUR 7.5 billion ...
The EU’s Supranational Solution Snub
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As EU members gathered to chart new regimes for the fiscal convergence Stability and Growth Pact and post-EFSF sovereign debt ...