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Understanding the Credit Crunch: The Case For Not Exiting The Euro

| January 30, 2013 | 0 Comments

 Understanding the Credit Crunch: The Case For Not Exiting The Euro

The Case For Not Exiting The Euro #HuffingtonPost #Bloomberg #Italy #Greece #EU #EuroDebt #Forex #Reuters #MSNBC #WSJ http://t.co/SSEX0tqD

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Interesting article on state of eurozone

See on understandingthecreditcrunch.blogspot.fr

Obama’s GDP headache

| January 30, 2013 | 0 Comments

 Obamas GDP headache

Today’s news of a 0.1 percent shrink in the 4th Quarter Gross Domestic Product is ambiguous in terms of the economics — the fall was largely due to a drop in government spending and some shuffling of private inventories.

See on www.politico.com

Global stocks, euro gain as Fed meeting begins – Reuters

| January 30, 2013 | 0 Comments

 Global stocks, euro gain as Fed meeting begins   Reuters

The Daily Star Global stocks, euro gain as Fed meeting begins Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stock markets around the world rose and the dollar fell to a 14-month low against the euro on Tuesday amid rising risk appetite as the Federal Reserve began…

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Oil futures inch higher on supply concerns – MarketWatch

| January 29, 2013 | 0 Comments

 Oil futures inch higher on supply concerns   MarketWatch

Oil futures inch higher on supply concerns
MarketWatch
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Gold futures rise as risk appetite fades – MarketWatch

| January 29, 2013 | 0 Comments

 Gold futures rise as risk appetite fades   MarketWatch

Gold futures rise as risk appetite fades
MarketWatch
The rebound comes as U.S. stock-index futures point to a weaker start for Wall Street. U.S. stocks ended slightly lower Monday.

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Oil futures settle back above $96 – MarketWatch

| January 29, 2013 | 0 Comments

 Oil futures settle back above $96   MarketWatch

Wall Street Journal- India (blog) Oil futures settle back above $96 MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Oil futures on Monday settled back above $96 a barrel for the first time in nearly a week, with tensions in the Middle East providing…

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The House Republican Debt Limit Proposal, Explained | Bipartisan Policy Center

| January 29, 2013 | 0 Comments

 The House Republican Debt Limit Proposal, Explained | Bipartisan Policy Center

…Thus, Extraordinary Measures will have to be used on May 19 to make up the difference. See http://t.co/owOiAcKJ for more info – sb

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FOREX-Euro jumps to 14-month high versus dollar, yen gains

| January 29, 2013 | 0 Comments

* Euro hits highest since early December 2011 vs dollar* Yen gains versus dollar* Fed expected to reaffirm QE expectationsBy Wanfeng ZhouNEW YORK, Jan 29 (Reuters) – The euro rose to a 14-monthhigh (FOREX-Euro jumps to 14-month high versus dollar,…

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Euro Official, in New Role, Aims to Mend Rift Over Austerity

| January 25, 2013 | 0 Comments
 Euro Official, in New Role, Aims to Mend Rift Over Austerity

English: Euro bank records Türkçe: Euro banknotlar (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

BRUSSELS — Jeroen Dijsselbloem, a newly inaugurated boss of a organisation of ministers overseeing a euro, pronounced on Monday he wanted to reanimate a difference over purgation policies that had bred distrust between southern and northern nations regulating a currency.

Mr. Dijsselbloem, 46, a Dutch financial minister, also pronounced he wanted to urge a status of a group, and a picture of a currency, after 3 years of near-constant crises and moments of low division.

The usually antithesis during a opinion to elect Mr. Dijsselbloem, hold late Monday, came from Luis de Guindos, a Spanish economy minister. Mr. Dijsselbloem, whose tenure lasts two-and-a-half years, told a news discussion that Mr. de Guindos offering no reason for a preference though he pronounced a Spanish pierce should not “lead to thespian consequences.”

Spain is among a countries in southern Europe to have been hardest strike by a purgation policies that northern nations like Finland, Germany and a Netherlands have insisted on as an critical resolution to a euro crisis.

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Android holds two-thirds of EU, US mobile markets | ZDNet

| September 30, 2012 | 0 Comments

 Android holds two thirds of EU, US mobile markets | ZDNet

Summary: Google’s mobile operating system remains in the lead, with two-thirds of the EU market.

 

The real news, which has been written on analyst walls around the world for months, is that Android phones continue to out-sell iPhones by a wide margin. For all the hype, for all the hysteria, iPhones come in second to Android.

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