How the world sees Greece
Much fun from Athens as the country's stock market slumps by as much as 15% during the day over calls for a new election to be held. As we all know Greece is in the economic equivalent of Dean Wormer's double secret probation and is being propped up by massive [...]
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek stocks suffered their steepest daily fall in more than a quarter century on Tuesday and its bond yields jumped after Prime Minister Antonis Samaras brought forward a presidential election in a gamble over his, and the country's future.
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The Greek government's decision to push forward a presidential vote in parliament shows it is confident it can win, the European Union's economics chief said on Tuesday, seeking to reassure financial markets. ...
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The Greek government's decision to push forward a presidential vote in parliament shows it is confident it can win, the European Union's economics chief said on Tuesday, seeking to reassure financial markets. ...
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Stocks are lower at the market open Tuesday as Chinese markets plummeted. As of 11:43 a.m. ET, the Dow Jones industrial average is off 0.9%, the ...
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In Greece, the government moved a parliamentary vote for president to Dec. 17, two months earlier than previously scheduled. The decision harkened ...
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EurActiv Greece reports. Normally the presidential election should be held in March, but the coalition government of centre-right New Democracy and ...
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