European investors pulled back from the stock market Monday after a weekend, which showed that Germany and France still does not quite agree to how the crisis should be handled. While France wants as quickly as possible a launch of a joint bank union, German Chancellor Angela Merkel does not want to set a time for it.
Showing posts with label Gemany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gemany. Show all posts
Monday, September 24, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Bonds: Europe in small side steps
European bond yields Thursday painted a picture of a somewhat indecisive market after a number of key areas such as European consumer confidence and U.S. business outlook index from Philadelphia Fed more or less equalized Wednesday’s fluctuations.
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bond market,
bond yield,
bonds,
consumer confidence,
ESM,
France,
Gemany,
government bonds,
Greece,
interest rates,
Italy,
Philadelphia Fed Index,
Spain
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Bonds: Falling interest rates in both the north and south
A fall in the European stock markets Tuesday had investors seeking back in the safe haven in the bond market.
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bond market,
bond yield,
bonds,
Gemany,
interest rates,
Italy,
Mario Draghi,
Spain,
ZEW
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