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Yen, Dollar Retreat on Speculation Europe Will Assist Greece

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Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The euro rose the most in almost a month versus the dollar on speculation European officials meeting this week will agree to assist Greece in tackling its budget deficit. Japan’s currency slid the most against the euro in more than two months after a European Central
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EU Finance Ministers Urged to Skirt Question of Greek Default

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If asked about the risk of a Greek default, ministers were advised to say they were “fully confident” that the country “will rise to this challenge,” according to the confidential EU memo, which was dated Feb. 5. The note’s recommendation on sidestepping such questions was called a
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EU Finance Ministers Urged to Skirt Question of Greek Default - Bloomberg.com

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If asked about the risk of a Greek default, ministers were advised to say they were “fully confident” that the country “will rise to this challenge,” according to the confidential EU memo, which was dated Feb. 5. The note’s recommendation on sidestepping such questions was called a
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Canada’s Dollar Appreciates as Risk Appetite Lifts Stocks, Oil

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By Chris Fournier The loonie rose against half of its 16 most-traded counterparts tracked by Bloomberg, while the New Zealand and Australian dollars were the best-performing major currencies. The U.S. dollar and yen weakened on speculation Europe will help Greece contain its budget
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Spain May Dodge ‘Basket Case’ Label on Deficit Record (Update1) - Bloomberg.com

As investors start to question Spain’s ability to cut the euro region’s third-largest budget deficit, Deputy Finance Minister Jose Manuel Campa yesterday reminded them that “we have done it in the past.” In the early 2000s, Spain turned a shortfall into a surplus within six years

Greece Says Call for Aid Would Send ‘Worst Signal’ (Update2)

Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Greek Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou said he can’t call for outside aid as his government struggles to cut the European Union’s largest budget deficit. Papaconstantinou has so far failed to convince investors that Greece can push the deficit below the

Greece Says Call for Aid Would Send ‘Worst Signal’ (Update2) - Bloomberg.com

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Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Greek Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou said he can’t call for outside aid as his government struggles to cut the European Union’s largest budget deficit. Papaconstantinou has so far failed to convince investors that Greece can push the deficit below
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Emerging-Market Stocks Rebound From Steepest Decline in a Year

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By Michael Patterson The MSCI Emerging Markets Index added 1 percent to 903.01 at 9:43 a.m. in London, after falling 6.1 percent during the past three days. Developing-nation currencies strengthened, led by a 0.7 percent advance in South Korea’s won against the dollar and a 0.3
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Stiglitz Sees No Greek Default as ‘Speculative Attacks’ Persist - Bloomberg.com

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“I’ve been very impressed with the comprehensive approach they’ve had,” Stiglitz said in an interview on Bloomberg Television today. “There’s clearly no risk of default. I’m very confident about it.” Greek Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou said yesterday that he can’t
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Korean Won Paces Asian Currency Gains; Taiwan Dollar Advances

By Bloomberg News Investor appetite for emerging-market assets picked up after a European Central Bank spokeswoman said President Jean- Claude Trichet will leave a meeting early in Sydney to attend a meeting of euro nation chiefs on Feb. 11. The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index reversed a loss

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