Jeroen Dijsselbloem (L) and Jean-Claude Juncker. Photo Credit: AFP/Getty Images/Georges Gobet
Moral hazard may not be quite dead in Europe but it has a bad, hacking cough.
Europe chokes moral hazard
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Desperate for bailout, Cyprus plays risky game
In trying to play Russia off against Europe to salvage its economy, Cyprus has embarked on a high-stakes poker game that could see almost everyone lose.
U.K.’s Osborne to stick with austerity
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Britain’s finance minister is set to stick to his guns on austerity in Wednesday’s budget, despite increasing calls for a change of course, as he bets that growth will get back on track before an election in 2015.
Mexico’s reforms hook U.S. investors
Don’t be fooled by the Mexican stock market’s slow start to the year. The country’s push for economic reforms and the revival of the economy of its largest trading partner, the U.S., are stirring investor interest in Latin America’s No. 2 market.
Natural gas revolution to close price gap with oil
How and when the gap between oil and natural gas prices closes is the single most important question facing oil and gas consumers around the world.
Outlines of Cyprus’s Bailout
Euro zone ministers struck a deal on March 16 to hand Cyprus a bailout worth 10 billion euros ($13 billion) to stave off bankruptcy.
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