January 23, 2015
"World Running Out of Positive-Yield Bonds"
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Hard hitting global and local news
Hard hitting global and local news
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The above table from Exposure of European Countries to Greece by Dr. Eric Dor, IESEG School of management. Exposure of European Banks The exposure of European banks to Greek public and private debt is most interesting
The Bloomberg editorial board says Not Even Mario Draghi Can Save Europe Now . I certainly agree with that title. Had that been the entire article in and of itself, I would have said "the Bloomberg editorial board gets it".
Continue reading here: Expect a Blowout Win by Syriza in Greece
More here: Race for Negative 30-Year Yields Underway, Swiss In Front With 0.295%; Futility of Draghi’s Upcoming QE
Even if Finland was agreeable to bailout changes, the Size of Greece’s Debt Limits Scope for Solutions . Eurozone finance ministers agreed in November 2012 to consider further debt relief for Greece once it reached a budget surplus before interest payments, which it did for the last two years, and as long as it stuck to its promises of austerity and reform. But how much scope is there to reduce Greece’s debt burden
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T he Daily Beast would report in its  September 2014 article, " Al Qaeda Plotters in Syria ‘Went Dark,’ U.S. Spies Say ," that : One Syrian rebel group supported in the past by the United States condemned the air strikes on Tuesday. Harakat Hazm, a rebel group that received a shipment of U.S