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  • George Osborne under pressure to tweak bank levy in July Budget

    July 1, 2015

    Self-fulfilling prophecy, wishful thinking, fantasy economics: call it what you will, but the prospect of George Osborne fulfilling the desires of Britain’s banks in next week’s Budget is, to say the least, remote.   Misplaced expectations that the chancellor would announce a review – or even the abolition – of the bank levy in his [...]

  • Eurozone factory figures tepid in June as Greek fears drag markets

    July 1, 2015

    Eurozone factory growth picked up slightly last month but remained tepid as uncertainty around Greek debt talks – and the country’s possible exit from the bloc – swept across the region, a survey found yesterday. Fears of further Greek turmoil, and a possible exit from the euro, kept Markit’s final Eurozone manufacturing purchasing managers’ index [...]

  • Moody’s downgrades Greek bond rating to Caa3

    July 1, 2015

    Moody's has become the third ratings agency to downgrade Greece in three days.   Read more: S&P downgrades Greece and puts chances of Grexit at 50 per cent   Today, it lowered the struggling economy's government bond rating from Caa2 to Caa3, and placed it on review for a further downgrade.   Moody's said it made [...]

  • European and US markets close higher on fresh hopes of a Greece deal

    July 1, 2015

    Greece's economic prospects took a positive turn today, after Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras showed more willingness to compromise with creditors.   Read more: No vote does not mean leaving the Eurozone, says Tsipras   In a letter to Eurozone partners, he put forward new proposals accepting most of what was on the table before talks collapsed.   [...]

  • Bank of England is making plans to “protect” the UK from Greece, says governor Mark Carney

    July 1, 2015

    The Bank of England (BoE) is drawing up plans to protect the UK's financial system from the crisis unfolding in Greece, according to governor Mark Carney.    Read more: Mark Carney voices concern about Greek crisis in Bank of England Financial Stability Report   In an interview with Sky News, he said the central bank was [...]

  • Greek crisis: No vote does not mean leaving the Eurozone, says Tsipras

    July 1, 2015

    Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said a "no" vote in Sunday's referendum on whether to accept economic and fiscal reform proposals from creditors does not necessarily mean the country will leave the euro. Read more: Greeks are going mad for Bitcoin  In an address on Greek television in which he confirmed that the referendum [...]

  • Will the Greek crisis lead to contagion and spread of fear in other European countries?

    July 1, 2015

    As uncertainty over Greece's future in the euro continues, questions have been asked about how a Greek exit from the euro will affect other nations.  If Greece has to abandon the euro, consequences, or "contagion", to other nations could be dire. Particularly those – such as Spain and Italy – whose recovery is still shaky. [...]

  • Greek debt crisis referendum result: Paddy Power pays out on a Yes vote before Sunday poll

    July 1, 2015

    Paddy has paid out on bets for a Yes vote in the Greek referendum due to be held on Sunday. Read more: Every question you have on Greece answered The bookie said it has stumped up a five-figure sum to punters backing Greeks to vote for the new bailout offer on the table. The chances of [...]

  • Mark Carney voices concern about Greek crisis in Bank of England Financial Stability Report

    July 1, 2015

    The Bank of England was unable to give a stable outlook for the UK’s financial stability due to the ongoing Greek crisis, in its financial stability report today, saying the risks in relation to Greece and its financial needs “were particularly acute”. Mark Carney, the Bank's governor, warned the outlook for financial stability has worsened, [...]

  • Russia freezes gas supplies to Ukraine

    July 1, 2015

    Russian gas company Gazprom announced today that it has stopped all natural gas supplies to Ukraine, after a bid to hash out a quarterly price agreement between the two countries fell through. "Ukraine did not pay for July gas supplies," Gazprom said in a statement.  "Gasprom halted gas supplies to Ukraine from 10am (7.00am GMT) [...]

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