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Eurozone leaders revived hopes for the future of the single currency last week by agreeing €109bn of further aid for Greece, some of which will be funded by bondholders as the country is allowed to selectively default.
25 July 2011
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Investment
‘The public wants what the public gets', sang the prime minister's favourite group The Jam three decades ago, in a tirade against press barons and human apathy.
22 July 2011
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Europe
Investment Week and our sister title InvestmentEurope provide ongoing updates of the latest industry thoughts around today's crisis talks on the future of the euro.
21 July 2011
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Emerging markets
American economist, Professor Burton Malkiel, author of international best-selling ‘A Random Walk Down Wall Street' talks about Emerging Markets, questioning whether the term is now out-dated and particularly focusing his views on China as a growing economic...
19 July 2011
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Europe
We asked Société Générale's Dylan Grice and Stuart Thomson from Ignis to discuss their views on the Greek debt situation as well as the various possible solutions.
19 July 2011
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Investment
The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 was the start of a two-decade bull run in emerging European equities. The twin forces of a desire for democracy and basic living standards helped bring down the symbol of Communist repression.
15 July 2011
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