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Eurozone break-up fears persist despite EU bailouts
As the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis rumbles on into 2011, the threat of a country defaulting and even exiting the currency union grows ever more real. Credit looks at the remaining options available...
The creator of the Naked Capitalism blog and author of one of the definitive accounts of the global financial crisis argues that the US remains chained to outdated economic ideas and that its banks should...
The academic and founder of political risk consultancy talks to Credit about how the clashing political stances of the Eurozone’s member states are hindering chances of an effective recovery.
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As problems in peripheral Europe dominated the headlines through the spring and summer of 2010, capital flowed into the government bonds of “core Europe”, including France. But does France deserve that sobriquet or have the financial problems of both...
Nouriel Roubini interview: Fixing the Eurozone will be 'mission impossible...
In an interview with Credit, economist Nouriel Roubini talks about the danger that sub-par US and European growth becomes entrenched, and offers his views on whether Ireland and other peripheral Eurozone countries will be able to solve their debt woes...
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