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Spain’s 10-year government bonds declined for the first time in three days as an industry report showed the nation’s services industries contracted in April, damping demand for the country’s assets.
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The pound rallied from the lowest in almost two weeks against the euro after the Bank of England refrained from expanding economic stimulus that tends to devalue the currency.
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The decision to impose losses on Cypriot depositors is the latest erosion of bondholder protection at European banks and an “ominous” sign of how bailouts are being handled, Barclays Plc said.
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The decision to impose losses on Cypriot depositors is the latest erosion of bondholder protection at European banks and an “ominous” sign of how bailouts are being handled, Barclays Plc said.
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The European Central Bank kept interest rates on hold today as President Mario Draghi waits for Spain to decide if it needs his help.
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When the housing bubble burst in 2006, U.S. policy makers looked to Japan for clues about what to do -- and not do -- in response. Now their attention is shifting to Europe as America gets set to follow that region with a concerted attack on its budget deficit.
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Mario Draghi is waiting for Spain to get back to him on whether his plan to save the euro is needed.
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German 10-year bunds climbed for the fourth consecutive day as investors sought the safest assets after European governments signaled bondholders may need to take bigger losses on Greek debt in a second aid package.
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The European Central Bank said financial institutions increased overnight deposits with it to the highest in more than a year.
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German two-year note yields climbed to the highest in 10 months as banks’ plans to repay European Central Bank loans added to signs the debt crisis is abating and damped demand for the region’s safest fixed-income assets.
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