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Portugal sell-off still has juicy bits: advisor Portugal 's bond-market rout suggestsinvestors aren't rewarding the nation's austerity efforts andare concerned about a Greek-style reduction in debt repayments. Portuguese bonds handed investors a loss ... Investors cue up Portugal as the next Greece LONDON (Reuters) - Investors are betting that after cap-in-hand Greece comes Portugal, selling off its stocks and bonds in the belief that the euro zone laggard cannot avoid a default without a second bailout. While borrowing costs have fallen for debt-ridden Spain and Italy as well as bailed-out Ireland on the back of a huge infusion of low-cost loans from the European Central Bank, Portugal's ... Life Bancassurance in Europe: Investment-Related Life Insurance and Retirement Savings NEW YORK, Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Life Bancassurance in Europe: Investment-Related Life Insurance and Retirement ... Portugal Not a Significant Default Risk to Euro Zone, Fitch’s 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. Brazil's Embraer buys EADS share of Portugal's OGMA Aviation conglomerate Embraer has bought the 30 percent share that European aerospace giant EADS held in Portugal's OGMA aircraft maintenance company, the Brazilian company announced Monday. Portugal Not a Significant Risk to Euro Zone, Fitch Says 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 Agrees to Sell REN Stake for 592 Million Euros Portugal’s government agreed to sell a 40 percent stake in REN-Redes Energeticas Nacionais SA (RENE) for 592 million euros ($779 million) to State Grid International of China and Oman Oil Co. to meet the terms of a bailout accord. 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 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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