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A Look at Economic Developments Around the Globe
work needs to be done on growth. ——— FRANKFURT, Germany — European Central Bank head Mario Draghi said that the "strong preference" of the ECB's leadership is for financially troubled Greece to stay in the euro
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Draghi: Greece Should Stay in Euro
European Central Bank head Mario Draghi said Wednesday that the "strong preference" of the ECB's leadership is for financially troubled Greece to stay in the euro
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First on Agenda for New French Leader? Woo Germany
crisis. Politicians around the region are clamoring for more help from the EU, and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has called for a "growth compact." Just Monday, Germany's finance minister wrote in an essay in French newspaper
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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink: Sitting scared costs you money
in Europe, you will see the ECB having less flexibility in trying to stimulate the economy. What (ECB President Mario ) Draghi has done has stabilized Europe. The problems now are the new governments of Spain and Italy, specifically, which
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Germany resists calls to give more to $657B eurozone bailout
nations that spend beyond limits set by the EU. Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi called on Germany to contribute more funds to the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the permanent eurozone bailout
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Cruise Ship Crunch? Morning Business Memo
far above the rates in most of the world. The Chinese government is trying to cool down growth and avoid a crash. Mario Draghi , the head of the European Central Bank, says it's time for investors and regulators to rely less on ratings agencies
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EU leaders' latest agreement still leaves unfinished work
like Italy and Spain. However, there was no such signal from Merkel or the other leaders. In fact, ECB President Mario Draghi on Thursday dampened hopes that the Frankfurt-based bank would intervene massively on the primary market to ease nations
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Wall Street has close eye on European summit outcome
Central Bank to take a more aggressive role in combating the crisis. Investors are hoping that the ECB, led by President Mario Draghi , will ramp up its purchases of government bonds in such places as Italy and Spain as a way to drive down borrowing
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Morning Business Memo
enforce much stricter fiscal discipline. The plan will be considered at next Friday’s European summit in Brussels. Mario Draghi , The head of the European Central Bank, says his institution could boost its role in fighting the debt crisis
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Morning Business Memo
Italian 10 year interest rates are below 7 percent. Tough talk today from the new head of the European Central Bank. Mario Draghi says the 17 eurozone nations must link their economies more tightly together – and avoid a repeat of the recent debt
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G-20 leaders trying not to let Greece overwhelm agenda
S. stock markets higher, as did the European Central Bank's decision, under new leadership from Italian banker Mario Draghi , to cut interest rates by a quarter point. Since its first emergency summit in Washington at the end of the Bush administration
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Dow up 1.8%: Stocks end higher as Greek referendum scrapped
benchmark interest rate to 1.25% under new chief Mario Draghi to boost weakening growth in a struggling eurozone. Markets European financial crisis. Markets will also be monitoring Mario Draghi as he holds his first press conference as the new head
