Mario Blejer News
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The global economy is facing its third major brake on expansion in five years as emerging markets slow from China to Brazil, provoking debate about how much policy makers should respond.
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Mario Blejer, who managed Argentina’s central bank in the aftermath of the world’s biggest sovereign default, said Greece should halt payments on its debt to stop a deterioration of the economy that threatens the European Union.
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Two months after forcing through the biggest-ever sovereign bond restructuring, Greece once again faces the prospect of becoming the first developed nation to default on its debt.
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The rebound in the euro and European stocks last week may prove short-lived in the face of increasing pessimism over the region’s debt, if money-market and derivative trading are any indication.
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U.S. stocks rose, Europe’s benchmark equity index rebounded from a two-year low and Treasuries fell as French banks dismissed concerns over their access to funds and investors watched for signs of progress in efforts to tame the euro region’s debt crisis.
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U.S. stocks rose, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index higher for a second day, as French banks eased concerns over their access to funding and investors watched for signs of progress in taming Europe’s debt crisis.
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The following are the top stories on metals, agriculture and shipping.
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One of the undeniable features of the European debt crisis is the tendency to obscure, verbally and politically, the real issues at play. Euphemisms, statistical gimmicks, meaningless institutional squabbling, undecipherable acronyms, and plain double talk proliferate as part of the debate.
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Bank of England Governor Mervyn King has moved closer toward joining the Federal Reserve in a global push to add stimulus and stave off renewed recessions.
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German 10-year bunds fell for a second day as stocks gained and a Chinese official said his nation may invest in countries affected by the region’s debt crisis, reducing demand for safer assets.
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