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This Forex fundamental piece discusses the Greek financial tragedy.
Most of the major stock markets closed marginally higher at the end of last week’s trading session with the best performance coming from the Dow Jones.
This Forex fundamental piece discusses the latest development in the Greek financial crisis.
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This Forex fundamental analysis discusses the Eurozone crisis.
This Forex fundamental analysis discusses the latest developments of the markets and the US interest rate policy.
This article delves into the depths and history of the current Greek financial crisis.
This Forex fundamental analysis discusses the Greek and British financial crises.
This fundamental analysis discusses last week's developments in the financial markets including both the stock and Forex markets.
Last year saw the world deep in the grips of the global recession with economic output and demand slashed to a fraction of their typical levels. Against this backdrop, it has been announced that China’s export figures for February are up by 46% on where they were a year ago.
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Last year saw the world deep in the grips of the global recession with economic output and demand slashed to a fraction of their typical levels.
This article discusses the possibility of Greece forming their own monetary fund similar to the IMF.
The Greek government has announced the moves that it is planning to take to reduce it mountainous debt problems and steer the deficit towards the acceptable level for a Eurozone country.
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As a tool to raise income to service its debt burden partially, the Greek government brought €5bn worth of bonds to the market. The Greek debt is believed to be in the region of €300bn.
No pressure. With the world’s largest economic block looking over their shoulder and the single European currency, of which it is a member, being forced lower, all eyes are on Greece.