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Spain’s Yearnings Are Now Its Agony Spain’s borrowing costs lurch again higher at a bond auction Thursday as mounting doubts over Greece’s future in the euro zone have spurred investor fears that other fiscally frail nations could be the next weak links in the currency bloc. Single currency requires the sacrifice of sovereignty THERE will be no magic wands waved at Camp David this weekend. The euro crisis will be as intense tomorrow as it is now and the G8 is extremely limited in what it can do, beyond talk. Greece euro exit could hit Spain, Italy: Zoellick WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A decision by Greece to leave the Europe's common currency zone would raise big questions about the impact on Spain, Italy and other countries in the region undergoing structural reforms, the head of the World Bank said on Wednesday. "The core question will be not Greece, but Spain and Italy," World Bank President Robert Zoellick said in a question-and-answer session with ... Does Spain deserve its financial battering? The country, which is in its fifth year of recession, has recently proved ungovernable and has a debt it can probably never repay despite bailouts, may find itself forced to default and reissue its own currency. Yen advances; Greece, Spain woes slam euro The safe-haven yen posted sharp gains against the euro and dollar on Thursday on concerns about banks in Spain and Greece, chances of contagion if Greece leaves the euro and disappointing U.S. economic ... Spain urges Greece to form government fast Spain got caught up in the uncertainty surrounding the European single currency and the electoral stalemate in Greece Monday as it saw its borrowing costs rise and stock prices fall at alarming rates. Euro rallies from 4-month low versus dollar The euro rallied from a four-month low against the dollar on Friday as investors pared bets against the single currency after a more than 3 percent drop this month, but concerns about Greece and Spain ... Spain borrowing rates rise, bank shares slide Spain paid sharply higher interest rates in a debt auction on Thursday, reflecting concerns the country will be caught up in the fallout of the Greek crisis, as a recently nationalized Spanish bank's shares plummeted after a newspaper said depositors were rushing to withdraw money. Currency ETFs: Dollar Rallies to Key Resistance, Threatens Breakout An exchange traded fund pegged to the U.S. Dollar Index is on an 11-day rally as the greenback nears a key resistance level. If the dollar breaks out, it could mean pain for ETFs tracking stocks and other ... |
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