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Over the weekend, we showed why contrary to unfounded speculation that Greece is entirely contained, there are still extensive linkages when it comes to the fallout a Grexit would reap if not directly on private commercial banks which over the years
Oil hit its lowest point in two months on July 1, falling on a combination of market turmoil and bearish oil figures.
Greek banks will not be getting any more help from the European Central Bank.
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€245 billion debt was fraudulently dumped on the country
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Greeks were hoarding cash and food Saturday amid mounting fears the economy could collapse, cracking open their wallets only to stock up on essentials and stripping supermarket shelves in the process.
And you'd better have some stashed out of the system
More than even the unfolding "chaos theory" pandemonium in Greece, market watchers were even more focused on whether or not China and the PBOC will succeed in rescuing its market from what is now a crash that threatens social stability in the world's
Earlier today, as has become a symbolic custom, Tsipras spoke to Russia's Putin by phone. Aside for the referendum, the topic of their conversation was unknown, but both sides rushed to note that financial aid was not among the topics of discussio
On Sunday, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras put his political future and, more importantly, the future of the common currency in the hands of Greek voters.
We cannot remember having seen so many markets at critical points simultaneously. It is truly astonishing. Scary movie or turning points? We do not know for sure, but let's review the strategic assets in order to get an understanding of the likely sc
The result of the referendum in Greece is a great victory for freedom, but it is also threatens to unleash unprecedented economic chaos all across Europe.
The euro slipped with emerging-market currencies as Greek voters' rejection of austerity sent investors to the relative safety of Treasuries and the yen. Chinese stocks jumped after the country stepped up efforts to arrest a $3.2 trillion selloff.
Millions of Greeks have voted in a crucial referendum on whether to accept the terms of an international bailout.
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Yanis Varoufakis says Europe has offered Greece a deal 'we would sign on the dotted line'
A halt to international payments from Greek bank accounts is hurting Greek businesses and their foreign partners and threatening supplies of vital goods like food and clothing into the debt-crippled country.
Massive "No" Demonstration Floods Athens' Syntagma Square As Tsipras Speaks - Live Webcast
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Yesterday the embattled Greeks delivered still more body blows to the rotten regime of Keynesian central banking and the crony capitalist bailout state to which it is conjoined.
'Only way to divert the crisis is by orchestrating a fake YES vote'
IMF Says Greece Needs Another €60 Billion Bailout
As expected (and as tipped here on Thursday immediately after news broke that an IMF study conducted prior to the imposition of capital controls in Greece suggests debt relief for Athens is necessary if anyone hopes to create some semblance of sustai
According to history books, democracy originated in Greece. Of course, historians could be mistaken, but this is the prevailing view among Western populations with enough awareness to be interested to know.
A rise in U.S. oil-drilling rigs has reignited concerns about the global oil glut
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has urged angry and confused Greeks to stand united and vote against the conditions for a new bailout in a referendum Sunday. If they follow his advice, Greece may be pushed out of Europe's common currency zone, so
The International Monetary Fund said Thursday that debt-ridden Greece's financial plight is even worse than it first thought as the country heads to Sunday's vote on whether to accept lenders' demands for more austerity in exchange for new bail
SEOUL-- In Asia, financial analysts say Greece's economic woes have had little direct impact on regional stock markets, which are instead focused on signs of trouble on China's exchanges.
