mercoledì 16 novembre 2011

Notizie

Linkiesta - Nel suo rapporto annuale, il Lisbon Council, uno dei più importanti think tank di Bruxelles, punta il dito contro la Francia. Ha una buona crescita, ma la tenuta dell’economia in generale è debole. Al contrario, l’Italia sta benino: ha problemi di crescita e di debito. Ma l’economia è solida e il deficit tenuto sotto controllo. ---------Financial Times - Europe edges higher as bond yields ease . Banks lead declines in Asia on poor earnings outlook. Monti wins backing for caretaker government.---------- Bloomberg - Europe Stocks Erase Losses, Italy Yields Drop. ----------- WSJ - · Turmoil Spreads in Europe : Europe's debt troubles spilled over to top-rated nations that had been largely untouched by the crisis—including Austria, the Netherlands, Finland and France—in an ominous sign for European policy makers.------------ MarketWatch -— European stocks rose on Wednesday, breaking a two-session losing streak, as investors digested earnings reports and monitored developments in euro-zone bond markets. -------- European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso on Wednesday warned that the euro zone now faces a "systemic crisis" that will require deeper commitments by all member countries to overcome, news reports said. "We are indeed now facing a systemic crisis that requires an even stronger commitment from all and that may require additional and very important mesures,"------------

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