Currency Portugal Latest Information

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Analyst Interview: David Song on Portugal, the ECB, the Fed and ZIRP
Analyst Interview: David Song on Portugal, the ECB, the Fed and ZIRP

Portugal under pressure, but default unlikely
Portugal has come under heavy pressure in the bond market this week as investors fear the nation could be the next domino to fall in the eurozone debt crisis.

Portugal Likely to Get Scant Relief From Greek Debt Agreement: Euro Credit
The Greek debt swap negotiations that may produce relief for Athens are fueling concerns in Lisbon where an agreement would make it more likely Portuguese investors would be next in line to accept a loss.

Greek Debt Deal May Not Give Portugal Relief
The Greek debt swap negotiations that may produce relief for Athens are fueling concerns in Lisbon where an agreement would make it more likely Portuguese investors would be next in line to accept a loss.

Greece, Portugal to Leave Euro Zone: Economist
The euro currency does not work for Greece or Portugal and they will eventually leave the euro zone, an economist told CNBC.

Portugal in pain as contagion fears ease
Eurozone contagion fears are suspended and astronomical risk premia on sovereign bonds have vanished, with the glaring exception of Portugal

Summary Box: Debt crisis threatens Portugal
DEBT DELUGE: Portugal's debt-crippled economy is choking amid grinding austerity measures, a steep recession, an acute shortage of cash and unemployment at a record 13.6 percent.

Euro Falls for Third Day Versus Dollar Before Portugal Bill Sale
The euro fell for a third day against the dollar before Portugal sells bills amid concern the nation will follow Greece in needing more aid to avoid default.

Stocks, euro off as Greece, Portugal drive fears
By Luciana Lopez NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks and the euro slid on Monday as a spike in Portuguese bond yields and the still-unresolved Greek debt talks raised investors' fears that the already-fragile ...

Matthew Lynn's London Eye: Forget Greece; it’s Portugal that’ll destroy euro
A Portuguese default will trigger a whole-scale retreat from the euro-zone — and right now that looks like the trigger for the collapse of the system, writes Matthew Lynn.

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