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Hungary seeks 15-20 billion euro IMF/EU credit line: official

Posted by Reuters: Business News on February 4, 2012

BUDAPEST (Reuters) – Hungary is seeking an international credit line of 15 to 20 billion ($20 to $26.3 billion) euros, the secretary of state heading the prime minister’s office, Mihaly Varga, was quoted on Saturday as saying.



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Shares, euro flat ahead of U.S. jobs report

Posted by Reuters: Business News on February 3, 2012

LONDON (Reuters) – A dip in figures on China’s non-manufacturing sector helped dampen financial markets optimism on Friday ahead of U.S. jobs data that will offer more clues on the strength of the world’s top economy.



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Asian shares, euro recover on Greek debt hope, Portugal weighs

Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 31, 2012

TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares and the euro rose on Tuesday after Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos raised hopes that a deal would be reached this week to avoid a potentially chaotic debt default, but worries over Portugal’s refinancing ability capped gains.



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Asian shares, euro slip as markets eye Greek debt deal

Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 30, 2012

TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian stocks and the euro slipped on Monday as investors took profits from a recent share rally and adopted a cautious stance to await the outcome of talks on a Greek debt swap deal that is key to avoiding a messy default and yet another European summit.



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Euro-yen intervention an option for Japan, but not now

Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 19, 2012

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese authorities, while reluctant to act now, may consider engaging in a rare intervention to stem yen rises against the euro if the moves appear to be driven by speculators and sharp enough to severely hurt business sentiment.



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Citi’s turnaround plan hits euro crisis speedbump

Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 17, 2012

(Reuters) – The European debt crisis interrupted the plans of Citigroup Inc Chief Executive Vikram Pandit to rebuild the bank, which reported an 11 percent drop in quarterly profit and disappointed Wall Street amid lackluster investment banking and trading business.



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Euro dips, stocks edge up in nervous trade

Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 10, 2012

LONDON (Reuters) – European stocks rose but the euro stayed under pressure on Tuesday, with markets nervous about the outlook for the region’s economy and banks, prospects for government debt sales and a slowdown in the export-focused Chinese economy.



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Stock futures edge up as euro leaders meet, Alcoa eyed

Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 9, 2012

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stock index futures edged higher on Monday as investors focused on a European meeting intended to find ways to boost the region’s economies and tackle a debt crisis and prepared for the start of U.S. corporate earnings.



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Sarkozy, Monti urge unity over euro crisis

Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 6, 2012

PARIS (Reuters) – Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti warned the European Union on Friday not to let divisions over managing its debt crisis blow up into serious splits, and French President Nicolas Sarkozy warned that a euro collapse could trigger instability.



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Soros says EU break-up would be catastrophic: report

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(Reuters) – A collapse of the euro and break-up of the European Union would have catastrophic consequences for the global financial system, billionaire investor George Soros was quoted as saying.



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