The economic week ahead: Mixed signals likely
Amid weaker than expected data in the US and China, and a flare-up in Europe's debt crisis, markets will be paying close attention to key statistics.
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Greece makes peace with bailout pledges
Finance ministers are piling the pressure on Greece to make good on pledges to slash public spending before closing a deal on a €130-billion bailout.
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Greek prime minister optimistic of eurozone compromise
Greek coalition leaders failed to reach a deal on austerity cuts after marathon talks but Prime Minister Lucas Papademos is hopeful of an agreement.
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The economic week ahead: Greece lightening
Negotiations aimed at lightening Greece's debt load to more sustainable levels are likely to dominate economic headlines this week.
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Eurozone ministers to continue 'tough' Greece talks
Finance ministers are to confer by telephone after 12 hours of talks in Athens failed to produce a breakthrough on a Greek bailout deal.
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Let Greeks decide on debt
The process has been hijacked by a
self-serving troika that has ignored the people.
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Europe must clean up its own mess
Europe should get their finances in order.
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Greece's debt talks threatened by rising pressure
Hopes of a deal between Greece and creditors in time for Monday's eurozone meeting have been dashed amid increased pressure to accept bigger losses.
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The economic week ahead: Davos, data and rates
Economists and investors across the globe will be digesting a host of economic reports for signs that recent rallies may continue.
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Portugal implements fiscal reforms
Portugal is successfully implementing a series of fiscal reforms that are key to gaining continued international financial assistance.
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