Greece: Preemptive Debt Restructuring Or Eurozone Exit
The Hellenic Republic is between a rock and a hard place.
Agustino Fontevecchia, Forbes StaffThe Hellenic Republic is between a rock and a hard place.
Agustino Fontevecchia, Forbes StaffThis morning in China, we learned that the local trade surplus widened last month to $11.4 billion. That’s higher than any of the guesses that came from Wall Street. Exports for the red nation surged to a record high. read »
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Can you remember the last time you stayed up late watching a movie while you should have been asleep? You weren’t wasting your time. In fact; you may have gained some insights into managing your portfolio. In case you missed them, here are 10 kernels of wisdom from Hollywood classics. 10. [...] read »
Barclays Wealth has a "glass half full" outlook on equities in the developed markets and is fuller still on China, its strategists told a handful of New York journalists Tuesday evening. read »
Sharp gains for the dollar against a falling euro Wednesday have contributed in part to another broad pull-back in commodities, which caused energy futures to halt trading on the Nymex exchange as WTI crude fell 4.5% to under $100 a barrel for the second time in a week. read »
Last week, American International Group reported a sharp decline in profits as it sold off assets and took one-time charges to extinguish debt. On Wednesday, an SEC filing from the insurer offered further details of the next step in the U.S. Treasury's attempt to recoup as much as possible from the taxpayer-funded bailout that kept the firm afloat through the financial crisis. read »