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What's Good For Britain Is Good For Europe: David Cameron In Germany
British Prime Minister David Cameron today drove home his call for European Union reforms to protect European welfare systems, saying what is good for Britain is also good for Europe.
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Angela Merkel to UK: European Union Integration Accomplishments 'Not Up For Debate'
Chancellor Angela Merkel said ahead of an EU summit that Germany would not give in to Britain's demands for EU reform if it meant sacrificing achievements made by the bloc in forging integration.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Reasonably Confident' of Deal to Avert 'Brexit'
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said today she was "reasonably confident" that a deal could be found with London to avert the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union.
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Moody's downgrades Belgium's debt by 2 notches
Moody's Investors Services on Friday downgraded Belgium's credit rating by two notches
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EU Crisis: Europe forges fiscal union, sees way out
Only one country said no: Britain. It will risk isolation while the rest of the continent plots its future.
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ECB cuts key rate a quarter point to help economy
The European Central Bank has cut its key interest rate to 1 per cent to help revive the eurozone economy.
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World stocks muted ahead of Europe debt summit
Markets were subdued Thursday in the run-up to a crucial summit of European Union leaders.
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Sarkozy, Merkel press debt plan with EU allies
Europe's conservative political leaders on Thursday warned of dire consequences if an 11th-hour EU summit failed to save the euro from the crush of crippling state debts.
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ECB could cut benchmark rate
The European Central Bank could cut interest rates on Thursday for the second time in five weeks, and extend longer-term loans to ease financial pressure on struggling banks.
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Germany, France scale back ambitions of summit
German and French officials lowered expectations Wednesday for a deal to save the euro at this week's European summit, deflating investors' hopes for an imminent resolution to Europe's debt crisis.
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UK's Cameron defends London's financial industry
British Prime Minister David Cameron says he will demand greater freedoms for London's sprawling financial industry as his price for supporting any new European Union treaty to solve the euro crisis.
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US stocks open lower as hope dims for Europe deal
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 81 points while S&P fell 11 points in the first half-hour of trading.
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Global markets rise on hopes for euro plan
Stocks rallied Wednesday on hopes that a deal to save the euro would be agreed at European summit.
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UK threatens to block new EU treaty if demands not met
British Prime Minister David Cameron said he would block a new European Union treaty proposed by France and Germany aimed at saving the euro, if London's demands are not met.
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What's Good For Britain Is Good For Europe: David Cameron In Germany
British Prime Minister David Cameron today drove home his call for European Union reforms to protect European welfare systems, saying what is good for Britain is also good for Europe.
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Angela Merkel to UK: European Union Integration Accomplishments 'Not Up For Debate'
Chancellor Angela Merkel said ahead of an EU summit that Germany would not give in to Britain's demands for EU reform if it meant sacrificing achievements made by the bloc in forging integration.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Reasonably Confident' of Deal to Avert 'Brexit'
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said today she was "reasonably confident" that a deal could be found with London to avert the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union.
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Moody's downgrades Belgium's debt by 2 notches
Moody's Investors Services on Friday downgraded Belgium's credit rating by two notches
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EU Crisis: Europe forges fiscal union, sees way out
Only one country said no: Britain. It will risk isolation while the rest of the continent plots its future.
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ECB cuts key rate a quarter point to help economy
The European Central Bank has cut its key interest rate to 1 per cent to help revive the eurozone economy.
-
World stocks muted ahead of Europe debt summit
Markets were subdued Thursday in the run-up to a crucial summit of European Union leaders.
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Sarkozy, Merkel press debt plan with EU allies
Europe's conservative political leaders on Thursday warned of dire consequences if an 11th-hour EU summit failed to save the euro from the crush of crippling state debts.
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ECB could cut benchmark rate
The European Central Bank could cut interest rates on Thursday for the second time in five weeks, and extend longer-term loans to ease financial pressure on struggling banks.
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Germany, France scale back ambitions of summit
German and French officials lowered expectations Wednesday for a deal to save the euro at this week's European summit, deflating investors' hopes for an imminent resolution to Europe's debt crisis.
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UK's Cameron defends London's financial industry
British Prime Minister David Cameron says he will demand greater freedoms for London's sprawling financial industry as his price for supporting any new European Union treaty to solve the euro crisis.
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US stocks open lower as hope dims for Europe deal
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 81 points while S&P fell 11 points in the first half-hour of trading.
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Global markets rise on hopes for euro plan
Stocks rallied Wednesday on hopes that a deal to save the euro would be agreed at European summit.
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UK threatens to block new EU treaty if demands not met
British Prime Minister David Cameron said he would block a new European Union treaty proposed by France and Germany aimed at saving the euro, if London's demands are not met.
