added 2007 Mon May 21 16:51:33 by universal12
Part two of the Expert news article about the Euro.
Part two of the Expert news article about the Euro.
added 2007 Fri May 18 16:58:42 by universal12
SERIOUS ECONOMISTS never much liked the Euro. Then again, serious economists never much bothered to make money from trading. John Maynard Keynes just goes to prove it.
SERIOUS ECONOMISTS never much liked the Euro. Then again, serious economists never much bothered to make money from trading. John Maynard Keynes just goes to prove it.
added 2007 Wed Apr 18 13:44:17 by Fabienne
From the article: "Poland and Ukraine have surprisingly been chosen to host Euro 2012. The joint bid beat strong favourites Italy, making it the first elite sporting event to be held in Eastern Europe since the 1980 Olympics in Moscow. World champions Italy were widely expected to win the right to host their first big tournament since World Cup 1990."
From the article: "Poland and Ukraine have surprisingly been chosen to host Euro 2012. The joint bid beat strong favourites Italy, making it the first elite sporting event to be held in Eastern Europe since the 1980 Olympics in Moscow. World champions Italy were widely expected to win the right to host their first big tournament since World Cup 1990."
added 2007 Mon Apr 16 20:56:28 by populist
The dollar gave up more ground to the euro, which climbed to within one cent of its all-time high, and the pound neared $2 Monday. Movement against the dollar could drive up the price of exports and tighten the pinch for travelers to Europe just as the tourist season approaches.
The dollar gave up more ground to the euro, which climbed to within one cent of its all-time high, and the pound neared $2 Monday. Movement against the dollar could drive up the price of exports and tighten the pinch for travelers to Europe just as the tourist season approaches.
added 2007 Tue Apr 10 16:06:55 by Aidenag
The euro struck 160.04 yen on Tuesday, a record high for the European single currency against its Japanese counterpart, after the Bank of Japan left its benchmark interest rate at 0.50 percent.
The euro struck 160.04 yen on Tuesday, a record high for the European single currency against its Japanese counterpart, after the Bank of Japan left its benchmark interest rate at 0.50 percent.
added 2007 Wed Feb 14 11:08:11 by Varadinum
In a move to help fight global warming, the European Commission has proposed a strategy, to be backed by law, to curb carbon dioxide emissions from cars. Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas had proposed that automakers bear the full responsibility; But Industry Commissioner Guenter Verheugen forced a compromise, aimed at mitigating distortion of
In a move to help fight global warming, the European Commission has proposed a strategy, to be backed by law, to curb carbon dioxide emissions from cars. Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas had proposed that automakers bear the full responsibility; But Industry Commissioner Guenter Verheugen forced a compromise, aimed at mitigating distortion of
added 2007 Wed Feb 14 11:05:46 by Varadinum
Removing a mention of Gibraltar from a formal treaty has finally allowed European sanctions against North Korea and Iran to be applied - in line with United Nations measures.
Removing a mention of Gibraltar from a formal treaty has finally allowed European sanctions against North Korea and Iran to be applied - in line with United Nations measures.
added 2007 Sat Jan 27 0:32:14 by Neophile
If Canadians are going to debate the idea of a single North American currency, "now is the time it should be on the table," according to the chief economist at Toronto Dominion Bank.
If Canadians are going to debate the idea of a single North American currency, "now is the time it should be on the table," according to the chief economist at Toronto Dominion Bank.
added 2007 Thu Jan 18 9:23:28 by Neophile
The mighty U.S. dollar remains the world's default currency. And yet the U.S. currency is facing its first serious challenge in decades from the infant Euro, now five years old.
The mighty U.S. dollar remains the world's default currency. And yet the U.S. currency is facing its first serious challenge in decades from the infant Euro, now five years old.
added 2007 Tue Jan 16 4:03:15 by Neophile
The euro has displaced the US dollar as the world's pre-eminent currency in international bond markets, having outstripped the dollar-denominated market for the second year in a row.
The euro has displaced the US dollar as the world's pre-eminent currency in international bond markets, having outstripped the dollar-denominated market for the second year in a row.
