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Germany can't stop euro zone from sinking into longest recession
ReutersBRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy crept back into growth at the start of the year but not by enough to stop the euro zone from contracting for a sixth straight quarter, and France slid into recession. Falling output across the bloc meant...Tags: Mario Draghi, European Central Bank, Italy, Foreign Exchange Market, Germany
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Stock market highs: Should you buy?
Retire SmartThe Dow passes 15,000! The S&P hits 1,600! It's the best start to a year for stocks since 1999! As the stock market continues its ascent, the most frequently asked question I hear is: "Should I buy, or is a correction coming?" The answer lies in what your...Tags: CBS Corp., Crash (tv program), Warren Buffett, Radio, Mutual Funds
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Divisions hamper Europe's plans to tackle failing banks
ReutersBRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Central Bank clashed with Germany on Tuesday over how quickly the euro zone should complete a system to deal with failing banks. A separate rift also emerged at a European Union finance ministers meeting over whether...Tags: European Union, Angela Merkel, European Central Bank, Foreign Exchange Market, Parliament
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France passes reform to ease hire-and-fire rules
ReutersPARIS (Reuters) - The French parliament passed a landmark reform of the country's labor code on Tuesday, part of President Francois Hollande's efforts to convince European partners he is determined to revamp the euro zone's second largest economy....Tags: European Union, Employment Opportunities, Germany, Labor Legislation, Laws
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX may open higher on strong euro zone data
ReutersMay 14 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index looked set to open flat to slightly higher as strong euro zone factory output figures overshadowed weaker-than-expected German ZEW sentiment. TOP STORIES * German analyst and investor sentiment edged up in...Tags: European Central Bank, Silver Wheaton Corporation, Apple iPhone, Germany, Verizon Communications
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TREASURIES-Treasuries edge up as investors reconsider Fed tapering
Reuters* Benchmark yield eases back from more than six-week high * German investor morale falls short of expectations * Inflation data expected later in the week By Luciana Lopez NEW YORK, May 14 (Reuters) - Prices for U.S. Treasuries were little changed...Tags: Credit Ratings, Federal Reserve, Foreign Exchange Market, Germany, Connecticut Labor Markets
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TUF maintains sober Q2 outlook
The Bangkok PostThai Union Frozen Products Plc (TUF), the world's largest tuna company, sees little chance its bottom line will recover in the second quarter, citing high raw material costs and the strong baht. Deputy general manager Wai Yat Paco Lee said TUF expects...Tags: Bangkok (Thailand), Vietnam, Burma, Shrimp, Thailand
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German investor morale rise points to timid recovery
ReutersMANNHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - German analyst and investor sentiment edged up in May after dropping sharply in the previous month, suggesting the euro zone's largest economy is overcoming concerns over a flare-up in the bloc's debt crisis and is back on...Tags: Credit Ratings, European Central Bank, Angela Merkel, Elections, Germany
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Greek finance minister hopes for bond market return at end-2014
ReutersATHENS (Reuters) - Greece has hopes of returning to bond markets around the end of 2014, its finance minister said on Thursday after its bond yields dropped to their lowest levels since last year's debt restructuring. Greek 10-year bond yields dropped...Tags: Debt Market, European Central Bank, Portugal, Bonds, Republic of Ireland
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Bulgarian parties struggle to form government
ReutersSOFIA (Reuters) - The center-right GERB has emerged from Bulgaria's election as the largest party but it is short of coalition options, and any new government will almost certainly need backing from a nationalist party which alarms the European Union....Tags: Sofia (Bulgaria), European Union, Culture, Justice System, Voting
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Greece plans bond market return first half of next year, PM says
ReutersATHENS (Reuters) - Greece plans to sell bonds at some point early in 2014, ending four years of exclusion from international capital markets, the country's Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said on Monday. This is the most optimistic forecast about a bond...Tags: European Union, European Central Bank, Antonis Samaras, International Monetary Fund, Privatization
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Italy should ask for aid -former ECB member Bini Smaghi
ReutersMILAN (Reuters) - Italy's new government should take a bold but unpopular step of asking for international financial aid to reform its banks and its economy for the long term, former European Central Bank board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said on Monday....Tags: European Central Bank, Italy, Rome (Italy), National Government, Milan (Italy)
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