Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Cyprus Has Hurt The Eurozone Solidarity, Capital Controls Will Put the Euro at Risk

Eurozone crisis update, Capital controls will put the euro at risk, With the measures, the currency in Cyprus is no longer worth the same as the currency held by any other bank in the eurozone, says Guntram Wolff

European Union eases some sanctions on Zimbabwe, Move highlights belief Harare is progressing with political reform after country backed new constitution, but curbs on Mugabe and nine others remain

From Tokyo economic news, Japan and EU to start talks on trade deal, Japan and the EU have agreed to open negotiations over a trade deal, as leaders on both sides seek to open their economies

Eurozone Solidarity has hurt, Six ways Cyprus has hurt the eurozone, The final Cyprus bailout has reversed some of the errors in the initial proposal but the chaotic process has left the eurozone's credibility harmed

Cyprus agrees deal on €10bn bailout, European finance ministers approve 11th-hour bailout deal that Cyprus reaches with lenders, maintaining ECB lifeline to the island's banks

1 comment:

  1. Banks in Cyprus are suffering. Tons of people are withdrawing their money because they are afraid that this will be steal by the bank.

    economic outlook

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