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Hungary's Surrender to EU on Budget Deficit Likely to Boost Forint, Bonds
Hungary gave up a three-month battle to widen its budget deficit, bowing to pressure from the European Union and International Monetary Fund in a move that may boost confidence in the countryâs currency and bonds.
Hungaryâs forint fell the most in a week against the euro and stocks slid as Prime Minister Viktor Orban prepared to speak on his first 100 days in office and concern deepened Europeâs debt crisis will hinder the global recovery.Hungary, Romania, Serbia Struggling to Find Buyers for Domestic Bond Sales
Sept. 7 (Bloomberg) --Hungary, Romania and Serbia, which turned to bailouts in 2009, are struggling to find buyers for their debt as spending cuts weaken government power and concerns grow about a stalled recovery.Hungary Is `Perfect' for New Precautionary IMF Loan, Morgan Stanley Says
The International Monetary Fund âs precautionary credit line, a new type of loan facility offered to countries to help stave off crises, would be âperfectâ for Hungary, whose bailout expires in October, Morgan Stanley said.OTP Bank signs $20m import credit agreement with Taiwan's eximbank
Hungary's OTP Bank has signed an agreement on a $20 million refinancing credit line with the Export-Import Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to provide financing for the import of products made in Taiwan to Hungary, OTP informed MTI on Tuesday.Hungary in talks with Russia on Surgut
* Surgut bought 21.2 pct of MOL for 1.4 bln euros in 2009Hungary's Forint Drops to 7-Week Low, Yields Climb on Swiss Franc Concern
The Hungarian forint weakened for a third day and bond yields climbed to the highest since July as concern intensified that the Swiss francâs record high may push more homeowners into default as the value of their mortgages rise.Mortgage squeeze drives Hungary's "negative" sentiment toward IMF
Hungary's consumer credit squeeze has worsened in recent months due to the Swiss franc's appreciation and its impact on home mortgages and this is one of the drivers of the Fidesz government's negative attitude toward the IMF as it wants to give the public some relief through higher spending and tax cuts, a major London-based research institute says in its latest comment.Travelers visiting the U.S. must now pay a fee to enter
The Starting Point is a snapshot of the news that occurred overnight and a preview of the stories we expect to cover today.Four members of Monetary Council vote to keep rates on hold on August 23
Four members of the National Bank of Hungaryâs (MNB) monetary council voted to keep the base rate on hold at 5.25% at a rate-setting meeting on August 23, the condensed minutes of the meeting published on Wednesday show.Greece economy contracts by 1.8%
The debt-laden Greek economy shrank by a surprise 1.8% in the second quarter as households slashed spending.Grandmother finds business idea in her purse
Frustrated that she couldn't find her lipstick, keys and other essentials in a stylish new handbag given to her as a gift by her son, Anita Crook came up with a solution.Hungary Must Forego Stimulus to Fight Deficit, Economy Minister Says
Hungary canât use fiscal stimulus to boost growth after the worst recession in 18 years because it must control its budget deficit, Economy Minister Gyorgy Matolcsy said.Review: The Disappearing Spoon, by Sam Kean
Sam Kean does a remarkable job of keeping his book about the magic and horrors of chemical science jargon-freeK&H investment fund assets reach HUF 797 billion by June 30
Assets in the K&H Investment Funds rose 16% to HUF 797 billion by the end of June 2010, the fund manager announced on Wednesday. The company has further strengthened its leading position in the market of capital and yield protected investment products with its 46.8% share.MOST POPULAR STORIES NOW
A landlocked country, Hungary is home to Lake Balaton, the largest in central Europe, and to a large number of spa towns and hot springs.England U21 coach Stuart Pearce wants best available players for European Championship play-off
Stuart Pearce will do all he can to gather best available squad for his side's crunch European Championship play-off next month.Emerging Stocks Fall 1st Time in 5 Days on Europe Banks, Currencies Slide
Emerging-market stocks retreated for the first time in five days and currencies depreciated as investors speculated European banks may need to raise more capital and commodity prices declined.Dog show success hoped for
ORGANISERS of the regionâs biggest dog show hope to buck the economic downturn and keep entries at a similar level to last year.Stuart Pearce wants to gather elite Under-21 squad
England Under-21 boss Stuart Pearce will do all he can to gather the strongest possible squad for the his side's crunch European Championship play-off next month.Hungarian Forint Depreciates as Swiss Franc's Gain Raises Mortgage Concern
The forint erased gains to weaken against the euro as the Swiss franc, in which most of Hungaryâs mortgage loans are denominated, strengthened for the second time in two trading days.Stocks, Irish Bonds Drop, Gold, Yen Rally on Europe Concern
Stocks slid, while Greek, Portuguese and Irish bonds tumbled, gold rose to a record and the yen surged to a 15-year high versus the dollar on concern Europeâs debt crisis will worsen. U.S. and German bonds rallied.Travelers visiting the U.S. must now pay a fee to enter
The Starting Point is a snapshot of the news that occurred overnight and a preview of the stories we expect to cover today. Muzi.com News 10103204-1 (muzi.com)Gold, Yen Rally as Irish Bonds, Stocks Drop on Europe Concern
Gold rallied, while Greek, Portuguese and Irish bonds tumbled, stocks fell and the yen surged to a 15-year high versus the dollar on concern Europeâs debt crisis will worsen. Treasuries and German bunds climbed.Vonage Announces Affordable Unlimited Flat Rate Calling to More Than 60 Countries and Canada
TORONTO, CANADA--(Marketwire - 09/08/10) - Vonage Holdings Corp . (NYSE: VG - News ), a leading provider of high-quality voice and messaging services over broadband networks in Canada since 2004 and in the U.S. since 2001, is changing the communications landscape in Canada with its recently launched Vonage World Canada plan. The revolutionary calling plan offers unlimited calling(i) around the ...Violin rivalry: IVCI brings the world's best young players to Indy
This quadrennial competition puts Indy on the global map like no other arts event. by Tom Aldridge INFOBOX: Eighth Quadrennial International Violin Competition of Indianapolis⦠[ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]Stocks, U.S. Futures Fall, Bonds Rally on Europe Debt Concern
Stocks and U.S. index futures fell, the euro weakened while Treasuries and bunds rallied on concern Europeâs debt crisis may worsen. Oil and copper retreated.England U21 3 Lithuania U21 0: match report
Danny Welbeck's brace earns Stuart Pearce's youngsters a place in European Championship play-offs.Hungary Fails to Sell Planned Amount in Debt Sale
Hungary failed to raise the planned amount of debt at an auction today as growing concern the countryâs worsening risk assessment may prompt the central bank to raise interest rates damped investor demand.Hungary Cuts Debt Sale as Rate Hike Fears Sap Demand
Hungary failed to raise the planned amount of debt at an auction today as growing concern the central bank may raise interest rates dampened investor demand.Gold, The Future & The Way Through
When younger, Alan Greenspan wondered if he could have prevented the Great Depression had he been Fed chairman during the 1920s. Fate, however, was to give Greenspan a far different future than he expected; instead of preventing a depression, he would cause one.Hungary `Puzzling' Investment Case Because of Policies, Goldman Sachs Says
Hungary is eastern Europeâs âmost puzzling investment caseâ with assets trading at the biggest discount to fair value in the region because of the governmentâs economic policies, economists at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said.Hungary May Need to Raise Interest Rates to Buoy Forint, Danske Says
Investors should be âpositionedâ for higher interest rates in Hungary after the central bank said yesterday the forintâs record weakness against the Swiss franc poses risks to growth and local banks, Danske Bank A/S said.Czech Eurobond Funding Costs Beat Italy on Austerity
The Czech Republic sold its first euro-denominated bonds in more than a year as planned austerity measures and optimism about emerging-market debt sends the countryâs borrowing costs below those in higher-rated Italy.Stocks Climb, Bond Risk Dwindles on Economic Outlook; Copper, Nickel Rally
Stocks rose to a four-week high, metals rallied and corporate creditworthiness improved on the prospects for economic growth. European bonds rebounded from three days of losses.Nine O'Clock
Thousands of protesters in France, Spain, Italy but also in Hungary raged against Nicolas Sarkozyâs policies of Roma expulsion. 47 per cent of Romanians are against deportations.THE GREAT DEPRESSION
The world depression of 1929, which lingered on into the 1930s, is the last great depression of the sort that had been common in the 19th century. John Maynard Keynes devised a solution for depressions in his General Theory in 1936 â an increase in the excess of government expenditure over revenue, which is euphemistically called the stimulus today.Poltava Automobile Unit Plant boosts sales
Poltava Automobile Unit Plant (PAAZ), part of AutoKrAZ Holding, in January-August 2010 increased its sales by 70% year-over-year, to UAH 61.6 million, the company's press service has reported.Financial Appraisal Deal Brings Nabucco Closer to Securing Funding
The shareholders and project company of Nabucco have singed a mandate letter with three international financial institutions for the appraisal of the future pipeline , which has been hailed as a key step forward.Euro 2012 Special: How Goal.com's Star Men Fared - Cassano, Cole, Sneijder, Dzeko & 47 Others
The marathon Euro 2012 qualifying campaign is now a game old and while most of the big guns emerged unscathed, there were a few shocks as well. Goal.com nominated its star men from each team before Friday's action and we now look back at whether they justified their status.InterMat Rewind: 1960 Olympics
Most Americans who traveled to Rome this summer were on vacation. They went to see the landmarks such as the Sistine Chapel, the Colesseum, Trevi Fountain ... to savor the cuisine ... and soak up some la dolce vita (the good life).Do as the Romans did, then overdo it again
With "Centurion'' slashing its way into select cinemas nationwide, now is as good a time as any to revisit some movies and TV shows set in ancient Rome and examine the recently energized, post-"Gladiator'' wave. Ancient Rome - Television - Rome - History - AncientTwo Brooklyn ringleaders of massive ID theft operation were once based in Bayonne
Two New York men who were once based in Bayonne have been charged with running a massive identity theft ring using dozens of people in numerous states to buy high-end items and withdraw cash using stolen account information, officials said.Defoe hat-trick and Hart agility heralds a fresh start for Capello
Only when his old pal Italo Galbiati reached over and hugged him when England's third goal went in did Fabio Capello permit himself a smile and a brief round of applause.MNB publishes new index to foster market of overnight indexed swaps
The National Bank of Hungary (MNB) said Wednesday it will start publishing a new index: HUFONIA (Hungarian Forint Overnight Index Average) on its website daily from September 1, the MNB said on Wednesday. The move is designed to support the development of a Hungarian market for Overnight Indexed Swaps (OIS). Official OIS rates are expected to be published daily from the end of September.We must cope with pressure, Gerrard tells stars
Steven Gerrard has told his England team-mates they have to be strong enough to cope with the pressure of playing for their country in the aftermath of a dismal World Cup.Choppy Week for Emerging Market Currencies
We remain nervous about risk appetite, as increased concerns about U.S. and global growth are likely to linger, as are worries about Greece and the periphery.Gerrard: Learn to cope
Steven Gerrard has told his England team-mates they need to deal with pressure better.Boss bamboozled by Bobby's 'package'
Fulham boss Mark Hughes admits he has been taken aback by Bobby Zamora, labelling the England striker "quite a package".Gerrard: I thrive on responsibility
Steven Gerrard has discussed the pressure England are under, their need to make a winning start to UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying and carrying the captainâs armband.
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