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European Leaders Promise The Greek Debt Crisis Will Be Resolved One Way Or Another On Sunday
The wait will soon be over. Greece submitted a final compromise plan to its eurozone creditors on Thursday, European finance ministers will meet on Saturday to discuss the proposal, and an emergency summit of all 28 EU nations on Sunday will make a final decision on what to do. The summit on Sunday is being … Continue reading
5 Ways Greece Can Work Off Its Massive Debt Load
Originally posted on Global News:
FRANKFURT – As things stand now, Greece can’t pay its debts. That’s what more and more people – including now the International Monetary Fund and even, it seems, Germany’s finance minister – are saying. So what to do? Greece’s creditors have indicated they could agree under certain conditions to ease the…
China Overtakes Greece As The Biggest Threat To Global Markets
Originally posted on Financial Post:
It is hard to imagine anything could overshadow a looming Greek exit from the eurozone, but leave it to China to do it. Analysts and economists everywhere Wednesday morning are now pointing to the ongoing crash of Chinese stocks as a huge new threat to global stock markets. “The growing…
Greece Threatened With Pain As New Hedge Fund Trade Emerges
As press reports emerge that Yanis Varoufakis was encouraged to resign his post as Greek finance minister due to his statement saying a “parallel currency was an option,” bank reports paint a picture of pain ahead for Greece. But amid the fury a potential replacement for the often outspoken Greek finance leader could be emerging: … Continue reading
Wall Streeet Pro: Buy Greek-Inspired Dip, Just Not Yet
Originally posted on America's Markets:
An elderly woman waves the national Greek flag as she joins supporters of the Syriza party and of the ‘No’ vote campaign, gathering after results of the referendum in front of the Greek Parliament in Athens, Greece, 05 July 2015. Greek voters resoundingly rejected bailout terms in Sunday’s referendum.…
Paul Krugman at NYT: Ending Greece’s Bleeding
Originally posted on On Vietnam and the World:
Paul Krugman: “The truth is that Europe’s self-styled technocrats are like medieval doctors who insisted on bleeding their patients — and when their treatment made the patients sicker, demanded even more bleeding. A “yes” vote in Greece would have condemned the country to years more of suffering…
Greece Votes NO – Let The Chaos Begin…
The result of the referendum in Greece is a great victory for freedom, but it is also threatens to unleash unprecedented economic chaos all across Europe. By Michael Snyder With almost all of the votes counted, it is being reported that approximately 61 percent of Greeks have voted “no” and only about 39 percent of Greeks … Continue reading
Lawrence Solomon: Russia’s Grentrance
Originally posted on Financial Post:
If Greece leaves the eurozone, Russia will enter it, casting a chill over Europe The world is focused on the immense implications of a Grexit, or an exit of Greece from the European Union. It might also consider the immense implications of a Grentrance, or an entrance into Greece of…
Greece: Polls Show The Country Is On Course To Reject A Bailout Proposal From Creditors
“Greece’s finance minister will hold talks with top Greek bankers later on Sunday, a Finance Ministry official told Reuters, after opinion polls showed Greeks were on course to reject a bailout proposal from creditors,” ekathimerini reports. Third of all votes counted ‘No’ votes ahead with 60.9%, according to Bloomberg. With 59.3% of votes counted, NO: 61.1%. … Continue reading
‘No Reason Why Greece Could Not Have Two Currencies’ – A Euro Architect
Today we still use an industrial age monetary construct while we have technologies to do things differently. Greece could create a precedent with a different way of addressing economic problems, says one of the architects of the euro, Bernard Lietaer. RT: You were one of the people who helped bring about the birth of the … Continue reading
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