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Slovenia’s credit rating was cut to junk by Moody’s Investors Service, forcing the government to delay its first international bond sale this year, intended to to ease a financing crunch and avoid an international bailout.
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Slovenia’s six-day-old government is being urged to prevent the nation becoming the euro region’s next bailout battleground.
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Egypt’s priority is meeting the basic needs of its population and curbing inflation, the central bank’s governor said, as demonstrators targeted the country’s economic managers.
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Slovenia’s Citizens’ List party will decide today whether to join Prime Minister Alenka Bratusek’s caretaker government as she strives to avoid early elections and an international bailout.
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Ecuador is benefiting from the highest oil prices in two years as the surge in export revenue helps fund President Rafael Correa’s $4.69 billion infrastructure program and rewards bondholders with the highest returns in emerging markets.
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Deutsche Bank AG, adding assets as other lenders trim their balance sheets, leapfrogged France’s BNP Paribas SA to reclaim the title of Europe’s largest bank.
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Eastern European debt markets may be falling victim to market volatility sparked by short-term fiscal concerns that ignore the region’s fundamentals, prompting some investors to look for buying opportunities.
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Residents of Heliopolis emerge onto their balconies, drawn by drumbeats and rhythmic clapping from a group of mostly young Egyptians marching to the chant: “The revolutionaries are coming back on Jan. 25.”
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When the leader of the Orthodox Church in Cyprus requested financial assistance for the ailing country last week, he turned east, not west.
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Turkey is reducing government debt this year by the most since 2008, spurring the best bond rally in the emerging markets.
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