Willis Sees Threats on Horizon for Booming Latin American Energy Industry October 10, 2012 “The booming Latin American energy industry is not insulated from the threat of a euro zone collapse or hostilities in...
Euro Zone May Be Fragmenting Faster than EU Can Act July 10, 2012 By Paul Taylor Signs are growing that Europe’s economic and monetary union may be fragmenting faster than policymakers can repair it. Euro zone...
Bondholder Group Sees Over $131.8 Trillion Greek Default Risk March 6, 2012 By Alex Chambers and Steve Slater A disorderly Greek default would probably leave Italy and Spain needing outside help to stop contagion spreading and cause more...
World Economy Counts the Cost of Euro Zone Dithering November 23, 2011 By Alan Wheatley From credit bottlenecks in Eastern Europe to slower growth in China, delays in tackling the euro zone’s debt crisis are...
Death of the Treasury Benchmark: James Saft Commentary July 26, 2011 By James Saft A U.S. default or debt downgrade may set off market fireworks but the longer-term effects of the death of Treasury...
Europe Considers Greek Default Possible; Leaders to Meet July 12, 2011 By Julien Toyer and Luke Baker European Union leaders are poised to hold an emergency summit after finance ministers acknowledged for the first time that some...
EU Slams Rating Agencies after Portugal Downgrade July 7, 2011 By Gilbert Reilhac and Annika Breidthardt European politicians accused credit rating agencies on Wednesday of anti-European bias after Moody’s downgrade of Portugal’s debt to “junk” cast...