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Analyst Interview: David Song on Portugal, the ECB, the Fed and ZIRP Portugal doesn’t present the risk of default that Greece does to the rest of the European Union because officials there are seeking to contain the nation’s financial crisis, according to Fitch Ratings. Portugal Not a Significant Default Risk to Euro Zone, Fitch Riley Says “The government there is committed and credible. The economy is highly indebted, but they are working on organizing a debt for equity swap,” David Riley , head of the sovereign-debt unit at Fitch Ratings, said at a conference in New York today. Portugal and Greek concerns weigh on world stocks World stocks fell from a 5-1/2 month high on Friday as gains spurred by the Federal Reserve's pledge of low interest rates gave way to concerns about Portugal, seen as the next domino in the euro zone ... Portugal, Greek concerns weigh on world stocks LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks fell from a 5-1/2 month high on Friday as gains spurred by the Federal Reserve's pledge of low interest rates gave way to concerns about Portugal, seen as the next domino ... Portugal’s BES Doubles Brazil Profit Share Amid Europe Crisis Banco Espirito Santo SA, Portugal’s biggest bank by market value, said profit from Brazil doubled as a percent of the total for the first nine months of last year, helping to ease the decline in earnings from Europe caused by the region’s debt crisis. Portugal’s BES Doubles Share of Profits From Brazil Amid European Crisis Banco Espirito Santo SA, Portugal’s biggest bank by market value, said profit from Brazil doubled as a percent of the total for the first nine months of last year, helping to ease the decline in earnings from Europe caused by the region’s debt crisis. 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 ... Europe open: Some investors are now worrying over Portugal -IIF's Dallara says "some progress" made last night on Greece. Global stocks, euro off as Greece, Portugal stoke NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks and the euro slid on Monday on worries Greek and Portuguese debt loads could weigh on regional and global growth, although hopes the U.S. economy could decouple from European woes helped U.S. equities close off the day's lows. A rise in the yield on Portuguese government bonds to more than 17 percent, the highest level since the launch of the euro, sparked fears that ... |
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