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"Restoring confidence takes time" - the comment from one European Commissioner following Ireland's 85bn euro bail-out, but behind closed doors officials are likely to be worrying about just what it wi ...
Europe’s economy may weaken next year as budget cuts to stem a mounting debt crisis hurt consumer demand and faltering global expansion curbs exports, the European Commission said. ...
EU Says Growth to Weaken as Crisis ‘Shadow’ Remains
BusinessWeek.com - 1:00pm Monday 29th of November 2010
BusinessWeek.com - 1:00pm Monday 29th of November 2010
Europe’s economy may weaken next year as budget cuts to stem a mounting debt crisis hurt consumer demand and faltering global expansion curbs exports, the European Commission said. ...
Ireland says bailout talks with EU, IMF conclude
Xinhua News Agency - 1:00am Monday 29th of November 2010
Xinhua News Agency - 1:00am Monday 29th of November 2010
The Irish government said Sunday afternoon that the talks with the European Union (EU) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over a bailout package have concluded. ...
Get Britain out of Europe: Massive support for our crusade
Express - 1:00am Monday 29th of November 2010
Express - 1:00am Monday 29th of November 2010
PEOPLE from across the UK are throwing their support behind the Daily Express's fast-growing crusade to get Britain out of the European Union. ...
PANIC spread across the eurozone yesterday as the EU debt crisis sparked fears over Germany. ...
Euro Rises From 2-Month Low as Ireland Wins European Bailout
BusinessWeek.com - 12:30am Monday 29th of November 2010
BusinessWeek.com - 12:30am Monday 29th of November 2010
The euro rebounded from a two-month low against the dollar as European governments gave debt- strapped Ireland an 85 billion-euro ($113 billion) lifeline. ...
Long-anticipated agreement on an aid to Ireland of about $112.53 billion announced by European leaders in Brussels. ...
Irish Taoiseach Brian Cowen said an 85 billion euro (£72.1bn) bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Europe was in the best interest of the country and its people. ...
Irish Taoiseach Brian Cowen said an 85 billion euro (£72.1bn) bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Europe was in the best interest of the country and its people. ...