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Japan’s power utilities reported combined losses of about 1.6 trillion yen a year ago, the equivalent of $20 billion at the time. Yesterday, they repeated the performance.
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German business confidence unexpectedly surged to a three-year high in July after exports boomed and economic growth accelerated.
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Jean-Claude Trichet had almost four years to settle into the role of European Central Bank president before being thrown into crisis-fighting mode. Mario Draghi goes to battle on day one.
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European Central Bank Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny endorsed investors’ expectations of a further tightening of monetary policy this year after inflation climbed to its highest since 2008.
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German investor confidence plunged in June on concern that the sovereign debt crisis will undermine export prospects and crimp growth in Europe’s largest economy.
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Mario Draghi isn’t just battling to save Europe’s monetary union, he’s being asked to run it.
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German investor confidence plunged in June on concern that the sovereign debt crisis will undermine export prospects and crimp growth in Europe’s largest economy.
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The last time Jean-Claude Trichet refused to bow to market pressure, he was forced into a U-turn. This time the stakes may be even higher.
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The European Central Bank’s ability to tackle the euro area’s sovereign- debt crisis won’t end with the departure next year of President Jean-Claude Trichet , the continent’s most experienced monetary policy maker.
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Investors are buying what Mario Draghi and Angela Merkel are selling.
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