MADRID: Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy faces a cloudy return from his short summer break as his expected request for European aid in September will spur protests on the street and deepen cracks emerging in his conservative People's Party.
Showing posts with label European Financial Stability Fund. Show all posts
Showing posts with label European Financial Stability Fund. Show all posts
August 11, 2012
September 25, 2011
Euro nears 8-mth low on doubts over EU crisis steps
The euro dropped sharply on Monday, moving toward an eight-month low hit last week, as riskier assets were hammered across the board with markets waiting for more details on fresh efforts from European officials to tackle the debt crisis there.
The euro started cautiously higher, bobbing up to $1.3585 amid reports that the E.U. leaders were considering beefing up the European Financial Stability Fund and new measures to ring-fence debt-ridden Greece, Portugal and Ireland.
The euro started cautiously higher, bobbing up to $1.3585 amid reports that the E.U. leaders were considering beefing up the European Financial Stability Fund and new measures to ring-fence debt-ridden Greece, Portugal and Ireland.
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