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  • Eurozone finmins to rule on glacial Greek debt talks

    Eurozone finance ministers will decide on Monday what terms of a Greek debt restructuring they are ready to accept as part of a second bailout package for Athens after negotiators for private creditors said they could not improve their offer.

  • Merkel says France, Germany ready to recapitalise banks

    Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy, racing to stamp out the euro debt crisis threatening to engulf the financial system, gave themselves three weeks to devise a plan to recapitalize banks, get Greece on the right track and fix Europe’s economic governance.

  • ECB's Stark: Greek restructure could eclipse Lehman

    The consequences of a Greek debt restructuring on Europe's markets are unforeseeable and could eclipse the Lehman Brothers insolvency that precipitated the global financial crisis, a top ECB policymaker said on Monday.

  • Invest in medium-long term, avoid short-term: Tyche Group

    Martin W Hennecke, Associate Director of Tyche Group, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Reema Tendulkar and Sonia Shenoy, discusses on what the Greek situation mean for our own markets and global equities.

  • Greece needs long-term debt restructuring: Raoul Ruparel

    Raoul Ruparel, co-author of the Open Europe Report on the ECB, in an interview with CNBC-TV18's Menaka Joshi, gives his outlook on Greek debt restructuring and Europe.

  • Euro money market prices hide restructuring stresses

    Euro zone interbank markets are showing little stress at the prospect of a Greek debt restructuring but expectations the ECB will keep providing cash to banks are masking growing worries about the systemic impact of such a move.

  • Rupee jettisons gains on importer demand; euro checks fall

    The rupee gave up all intraday gains on Tuesday due to strong demand for the US unit from importers, but euro's rise and positive local stocks limited the retracement.

  • World stocks rise for 4th day, dollar tumbles

    Europe's shares advanced on Friday, led higher by banks after a media report that stringent capital requirements for European banks could be relaxed, and helping power world stocks up for the fourth straight day.

  • Greek debt restructure may trigger bank recapitalisations

    A restructuring of Greek public debt would likely have widespread repercussions for the eurozone's banking system, including a new round of banking recapitalisations, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday.

  • Greek default would lead to downgrades: Moody's

    Moody's has raised the red flag on implications of Greece's debt woes. Moody's investors service said that a Greek debt restructuring could affect the credit ratings of other European sovereigns. Moody's also warns that a restructuring of Greek government debt will lead to rating downgrades for Greek banks.

  • IMF sounds alarm for Greece, more reforms needed

    The IMF warned Greece on Wednesday it must redouble reform efforts to avoid derailing its fiscal programme, key to dealing with a huge debt mountain.

  • Germany denies Greek debt restructuring plans

    The German finance ministry on Saturday denied it was drawing up contingency plans for a Greek debt restructuring after the Financial Times reported the ministry was studying various options if Athens fails to meet its fiscal targets.

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