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The Tokyo Stock Exchange finished up 0.76%

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

The Tokyo Stock Exchange finished up Thursday for the third straight session, gaining 0.76%, driven by strong economic indicators judged from the United States and China. The Nikkei gained 67.03 points to 8876.82 points and the Topix, broader took 4.49 points (0.59%) to 762.45 points. Sony, which just announced its ...

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Wednesday, November 16th, 2011

French deputies adopted on Wednesday by 315 votes against 198 the draft budget law for 2012 that the Senate will consider in turn on Thursday. Groups and UMP New Centre (NC) voted this draft budget called "obsolete" by the leftist opposition, who voted against. This draft budget, the ...

Saturday, October 29th, 2011

The French left the presidency of the European Central Bank on October 31. It gives way to the Italian Mario Draghi. Record of eight years of a presidency marked by the seal of the crisis. The mandate of Jean-Claude Trichet President of the ECB ended October 31, 2011 The ...

The EU is struggling to define its response to the crisis on the eve of the summit

Saturday, October 22nd, 2011

After two days of meetings of ministers in Brussels, the Europeans always struggled Saturday night, the eve of a double peak of the euro area and Twenty-Seven, to define a major response to the crisis of debt hit the continent in two years. More than ten hours of meetings ...

S & P revises upwards the risk of Spanish banks

Tuesday, October 11th, 2011

Standard & Poor's raised its risk assessment Tuesday for the Spanish banking sector, saying it will continue to face funding difficulties and release of earnings. The rating agency notes that Spanish banks continue to suffer from the economic crisis over the next 15 to 18 months. S & ...

EU and Brazil for concerted action on the debt crisis

Tuesday, October 4th, 2011

Brazil and the European Union must act in concert to calm the markets about the risks of contagion associated with the European debt crisis, said Tuesday the leaders of both parties. "It is fundamental that there is a policy coordination between countries to weather the current international situation," said ...

Oil prices end down almost 4%

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

The oil prices have lost nearly 4% in New York, with the black gold, as European stock markets, the persistence of the debt crisis in the euro area, but also a larger increase than expected Crude oil inventories in the U.S. On the Nymex, the November contract on U.S. ...

Spanish MPs approve the golden rule

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

They voted by an overwhelming majority of the constitutional principle of limited government deficit. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, here at a press conference in late July 2011. The Spanish deputies approved Friday by an overwhelming majority the inclusion in the Constitution a "golden rule" of fiscal ...

Spain is moving in the way of a golden rule on the deficit

Tuesday, August 30th, 2011

The Socialist government and the Popular Party (PP) opposition said Tuesday they have agreed to hold a parliamentary debate Friday on the amendment to cap the country's structural deficit to 0.4% of domestic product (GDP) over the duration of a cycle. The Spanish socialist government announced late last week ...

Athens makes the 90% threshold required for debt

Friday, August 26th, 2011

Greece said Friday it could give to make a vital exchange of debt for a new tranche of aid if too few investors are involved in this operation. The latter, designed to hide 37 billion euros to its debt stock requires approval by 90% of private sector investors, said ...