Greece
CDS spreads in holding pattern as row delays eurozone deal
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Spreads flat or slightly tighter despite political squabbling over size of EFSF
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The decision by Moody’s to downgrade Lloyds and RBS fails to spark surge in CDS spreads, while other European banks finish more or less unchanged on the week despite continuing woes in the eurozone
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The eurozone debt crisis requires a political solution, but markets are losing faith in politicians’ ability to provide it. By Alex Monro
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Insurers could withstand Greek and Italian default, says Fitch Ratings
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European insurers could withstand a Greek and Italian sovereign debt default without widespread rating downgrades, according to rating agency Fitch Ratings. As world leaders battle to put together a plan to save the eurozone from collapse, Fitch says...
BIS calls for greater vigilance over sovereign risks
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Bank for International Settlements Quarterly Review warns weaker global growth outlook risks fuelling sovereign debt crisis
Greece tranche decision delayed until October: Juncker
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Eurogroup chairman Jean-Claude Juncker says decision to release sixth bailout tranche to Greece will be delayed until October; sovereign may default sooner than expected, says analyst
Certain high-yield bonds offer opportunity amid turmoil, says SWIP's...
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Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's Steven Logan picks out certain high-yield debt, looks to launch new fund
Bond markets rally as ECB moves on Italian and Spanish debt
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Yields on Italian and Spanish debt fall as European Central Bank signals it will implement its bond purchase programme
Global economic growth concerns outweigh Greek default and Spain/Italy...
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Risk.net poll supports IIF deputy managing director Hung Tran's view that global economic recession stands head and shoulders above fears of Greek default and Italy/Spain bail-out
Hung Tran: 21% NPV reduction was a "reasonable assumption"
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Everyone has a shared interest in the success of the Greek bailout because "the alternative is so much worse for everyone", says IIF deputy managing director
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