Friday, November 9, 2012

ECB Keeps Rates at 0.75 per cent Despite Increasing Fears The Eurozone Slowdown Growth

Latest update from Eurozone, ECB head defends 'gender concerns', European Parliament's decision to block Mersch appointment executive board puts European Central Bank's on the back foot,

From EU Comission, EU steps up solar panel pressure on China, Brussels probe into alleged subsidies granted by Beijing to country's manufacturers could result in increased tariffs for Chinese exporters

Bad news, Europe's problems are not just economic, Spain's bond auction has left the ECB rescue plan in limbo while the worsening data make it hard to find anything positive on the continent's outlook for boost economic growth

From Eurozone car industry news, EU tries to bolster car industry, Carmakers welcome the plan's long-term measures to support the sector but urge the EU to take 'real action' immediately and marshal its resources

What a comments, From whatever-it-takes to do-nothing Draghi, ECB admits a weak economic outlook yet gives no clear indication on whether interest rates will be cut in coming months, as many analysts forecast

From UK, Britain threatens to block banking union, UK government cannot agree to full supervision package until problem of the banking union's potential dominance over EU rulemaking is solved

Meanwhile, Eurozone faces brinkmanship on Greece, International lenders fail to bridge differences on how to cut debt levels, pushing Athens close to defaulting on a €5bn debt payment

On previous news, ECB keeps interest rates on hold, ECB keeps rates at 0.75 per cent despite increasing fears the eurozone slowdown has started to hit Germany, its largest economy slowdown

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