Greece News
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Updated 11 minutes ago
Singapore’s government said the risk of a “disorderly” debt default in Europe can’t be ruled out, clouding the outlook for its economy even as growth rebounded last quarter.
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Updated 9 minutes ago
China’s stock-index futures rose, signaling gains for the benchmark index, on speculation the government will boost spending and ease monetary policy to stem a deeper economic slowdown.
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Updated 20 minutes ago
The dollar retreated from a four- month high against the euro after minutes from the last Federal Reserve meeting showed some policy makers said further easing may be needed should the economy lose momentum.
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Updated 11 minutes ago
Asian stocks rebounded from a four- month low, oil rose and the Australian dollar strengthened after economic data in the U.S., Japan and Singapore beat estimates. Gold and copper advanced.
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Updated 10 minutes ago
China’s economic growth is likely to accelerate for the first time in seven quarters after banks’ reserve requirements were cut, buoying global expansion threatened by Greece’s possible exit from the euro.
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Updated 33 minutes ago
The Australian and New Zealand dollars rebounded from five-month lows amid speculation their recent declines were excessive.
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Updated 48 minutes ago
Malaysia’s central bank Governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz warned that Greece exiting the euro would have “unimaginable” consequences for Europe and that she expects a solution will be reached to prevent a departure.
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Updated 15 minutes ago
Asian stocks swung between gains and losses as faster-than-estimated economic growth in Japan and optimism the Federal Reserve will do more to stimulate the U.S. economy offset concern Greece’s debt crisis is worsening.
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Updated 18 minutes ago
Japanese stocks fell, with the Topix Index sliding a seventh day, as concern Greece’s debt crisis is worsening outweighed better-than-expected economic growth in Japan, and U.S. housing and factory data that beat estimates.
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Updated 11 minutes ago
Japan’s economy expanded faster than estimated in the first quarter, boosted by reconstruction spending that’s poised to fade just as a worsening in Europe’s crisis threatens to curtail export demand.
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