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Bloomberg Terminal Outage Disrupts Bond Sales Across Europe
News and data company Bloomberg suffered an outage to its terminal for financial professionals on Wednesday, disrupting numerous government bond sales and customer activity, according to several European debt management offices and market sources.
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For Short-Selling Hedge Funds, 2023 Is Full Of Rich Pickings
Some $321 billion worth of U.S. and European speculative-grade debt is due for refinancing over the next 12-14 months.
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EU Fiscal Oversight Of Greece Ends After 12 Years
Greece on Saturday concluded 12 years of European Union fiscal surveillance that was imposed in return for bailouts after a crushing debt crisis.
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European Central Bank Set To Hike Rates To Combat Inflation
European Central Bank (ECB) will pull the plug on years of stimulus on Thursday and signal a string of rate hikes to fight surging inflation
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Germany Rejects Pooling European Union's Debt To Rebuild Ukraine
Germany's finance minister today ruled out any joint EU borrowing to help cover the massive cost of rebuilding war-scarred Ukraine, after the idea was floated by top European officials.
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European Union Fines Banks 371 Million Euros Over Bond Trading Cartel
The European Commission fined top banks including UBS and Unicredit a total of 371 million euros ($452 million) on Thursday for running a bond-trading cartel during the worst years of the eurozone debt crisis.
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Make Amazon Pay Campaign: Over 400 Lawmakers From 34 Countries Back Movement Over ‘Dodged’ Debts
More than 400 lawmakers from 34 countries have signed a letter to Amazon boss Jeff Bezos backing a campaign that claims the tech giant has "dodged and dismissed… debts to workers, societies, and the planet."
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Money-Laundering Probe Opened Into AC Milan Sale: Reports
The consortium took 99.93 percent of the club's shares and also bought out its debt, which stood at 220 million euros on June 30, 2016.
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Greeks Join Nationwide Strike Over New Round Of Bailout Reforms
The protest strike in Greece was called by the main public and private sector unions a day before parliament was due to vote on reforms that would unlock the next tranche of funds from an 86 billion euro bailout.
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IMF Says Greece Debt 'Explosive' In Long Term
Addressing the debt burden of the beleaguered nation will require "significant debt relief" from European institutions, the IMF said in its annual report on the Greek economy, which includes a debt sustainability analysis.
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Barack Obama Arrives In Greece Amid Hopes He Will Argue For Debt Relief
Barack Obama arrived in Greece on Tuesday on his last European tour as US president, and Athens said it held out hope that he will use his clout to help persuade the country's creditors to forgive some of its monumental debt.
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Vijay Mallya Case: Debt Recovery Tribunal Asks Airbus To Deposit Rs 192.51 Crore
The Debt Recovery Tribunal directed European aircraft manufacturer Airbus to deposit with it Rs 192.51 crore toward pre-delivery payment made by a consortium of banks for purchase of planes by now defunct Kingfisher Airlines controlled by Vijay Mallya.
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ECB Holdings Hit 1 Trillion Euros With Government Debt Buys
After 18 consecutive months of buying government bonds to pump up the economy and raise inflation, the European Central Bank's holdings hit a landmark last week - 1 trillion euros ($1.12 trillion.
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Apple Tax Receipts Could Help Cut Ireland's Debt Pile: S&P
The European Commission's ruling that Apple Inc should pay up to 13 billion euros of back-dated taxes could help Ireland reduce its debt significantly but may undermine its government, Standard & Poor's told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Bank Of England Cuts Rates For First Time Since 2009
The Bank of England cut interest rates for the first time since 2009 on Thursday and said it would buy 60 billion pounds of government debt to ease the blow from Britain's June 23 vote to leave the European Union.
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Bloomberg Terminal Outage Disrupts Bond Sales Across Europe
News and data company Bloomberg suffered an outage to its terminal for financial professionals on Wednesday, disrupting numerous government bond sales and customer activity, according to several European debt management offices and market sources.
-
For Short-Selling Hedge Funds, 2023 Is Full Of Rich Pickings
Some $321 billion worth of U.S. and European speculative-grade debt is due for refinancing over the next 12-14 months.
-
EU Fiscal Oversight Of Greece Ends After 12 Years
Greece on Saturday concluded 12 years of European Union fiscal surveillance that was imposed in return for bailouts after a crushing debt crisis.
-
European Central Bank Set To Hike Rates To Combat Inflation
European Central Bank (ECB) will pull the plug on years of stimulus on Thursday and signal a string of rate hikes to fight surging inflation
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Germany Rejects Pooling European Union's Debt To Rebuild Ukraine
Germany's finance minister today ruled out any joint EU borrowing to help cover the massive cost of rebuilding war-scarred Ukraine, after the idea was floated by top European officials.
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European Union Fines Banks 371 Million Euros Over Bond Trading Cartel
The European Commission fined top banks including UBS and Unicredit a total of 371 million euros ($452 million) on Thursday for running a bond-trading cartel during the worst years of the eurozone debt crisis.
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Make Amazon Pay Campaign: Over 400 Lawmakers From 34 Countries Back Movement Over ‘Dodged’ Debts
More than 400 lawmakers from 34 countries have signed a letter to Amazon boss Jeff Bezos backing a campaign that claims the tech giant has "dodged and dismissed… debts to workers, societies, and the planet."
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Money-Laundering Probe Opened Into AC Milan Sale: Reports
The consortium took 99.93 percent of the club's shares and also bought out its debt, which stood at 220 million euros on June 30, 2016.
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Greeks Join Nationwide Strike Over New Round Of Bailout Reforms
The protest strike in Greece was called by the main public and private sector unions a day before parliament was due to vote on reforms that would unlock the next tranche of funds from an 86 billion euro bailout.
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IMF Says Greece Debt 'Explosive' In Long Term
Addressing the debt burden of the beleaguered nation will require "significant debt relief" from European institutions, the IMF said in its annual report on the Greek economy, which includes a debt sustainability analysis.
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Barack Obama Arrives In Greece Amid Hopes He Will Argue For Debt Relief
Barack Obama arrived in Greece on Tuesday on his last European tour as US president, and Athens said it held out hope that he will use his clout to help persuade the country's creditors to forgive some of its monumental debt.
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Vijay Mallya Case: Debt Recovery Tribunal Asks Airbus To Deposit Rs 192.51 Crore
The Debt Recovery Tribunal directed European aircraft manufacturer Airbus to deposit with it Rs 192.51 crore toward pre-delivery payment made by a consortium of banks for purchase of planes by now defunct Kingfisher Airlines controlled by Vijay Mallya.
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ECB Holdings Hit 1 Trillion Euros With Government Debt Buys
After 18 consecutive months of buying government bonds to pump up the economy and raise inflation, the European Central Bank's holdings hit a landmark last week - 1 trillion euros ($1.12 trillion.
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Apple Tax Receipts Could Help Cut Ireland's Debt Pile: S&P
The European Commission's ruling that Apple Inc should pay up to 13 billion euros of back-dated taxes could help Ireland reduce its debt significantly but may undermine its government, Standard & Poor's told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Bank Of England Cuts Rates For First Time Since 2009
The Bank of England cut interest rates for the first time since 2009 on Thursday and said it would buy 60 billion pounds of government debt to ease the blow from Britain's June 23 vote to leave the European Union.
