After The Greek Elections June 17, 2012 Attention May Go Back To Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland…… The European debt crisis won’t end on Monday. The Greek elections tomorrow have received massive press and are currently the major headline risk reducing the global demand for equities. This is evidenced by the outrageous yields on bonds around…
European Markets Tank As U.S. April 2012 Equity Correction Begins: European stocks fell sharply today as bond yields in Germany and Spain increased. Italian equities fell over 5 percent today as the Dow had reached its lowest level since Feb 2, 2011 and the S&P fell below a key technical level of 1,375. Europe’s woes…
Nouriel Roubini also believes in ‘Two Europes’ – Possible EU Split Up: The Euro Crisis Takes On New Fervor: A quick rundown of Tory Capital Economics Analysis. We’ve been on the forefront of changes in the euro zone and were one of the first sites devoted to economics – market analysis to forecast the possible…
What will dominate the headlines this week – the somewhat improved U.S. economy or negative news from Europe? It’s a big week for economic data but will news from Europe take the lead? There are several important new data points to watch this week as the Dow nears 12,000 and news comes in from Europe. …
Worries About Europe’s Debt Crisis Grow: Greek default possible, contagion spreads to Spain and Italy. European major averages fell Tuesday as fears ripped through markets that Italy and Spain would need new funding to solve their fiscal problems. New headlines coming out of Europe are considering the consequences of a Greek default and are straying…
