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  • Asia stocks, euro lower before Cyprus bailout vote

    Asian stock markets and the euro tumbled as a plan to fund a bailout for Cyprus by taxing its bank deposits raised worries it could spark an exodus of capital from fragile European economies.

    LAST UPDATE : Apr 04, 2013, 8:22 AM EDT
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  • Tunisia’s new gov't on a short leash

    Another self-immolation in the birthplace of the Arab Spring speaks to impatience with the rate of political and economic change. Middle East,Ali Larayedh,Arab Spring,Chokri Belaid,Egypt,Ennahda Movement,Hamadi Jebali,International Monetary Fund,Islamism,Islamist party,Jebali,Prime Minister of Tunisia,Tunis,Tunisia,Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali,Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali,Matt Taylor

    Published Date : Mar 13, 2013, 6:06 PM EDT
  • Euro troika bickers while Cyprus hurtles towards default
    In order to avoid insolvency, the €17.5 billion rescue package is expected to arrive in March but its effects on the euro crisis are yet to be seen. Europe,Cyprus,European Central Bank,European Commission,European Stability Mechanism,Greece,International Monetary Fund,Nicos Anastasiades,Alex Erquicia
    Published Date : Feb 14, 2013, 12:17 PM EST

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