Irish notes slid, leading bonds of Europe’s most indebted nations lower, and the euro fell on concern the region’s leaders are struggling to fix the government-finance crisis. Oil rallied, while U.S. and European stocks retreated following a rebound in Japanese shares.
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- Location Pineda de Mar on EURO CRISE : FORTE PRESSION SUR L 'ESPAGNE !
- Intrinsic Value on EURO CRISIS : GREECE DEFAULT DRIVE...REVIVING CONTAGION?
- Reserve Currency on US RETURNS TO GROWTH AFTER A YEARLONG CONTRACTION
- Reserve Currency on EURO CRISIS : PORTUGAL NEEDS BAILOUT!
- Employment Genius on STERLING : U.K. JOBLESS HITS HIGHEST SINCE 1994!
- Value on EURO CRISIS : PORTUGAL DOWNGRADED FOR SECOND TIME !
- InterinsicValue on YEN : JAPAN DISASTER IN FIGURES !
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