euro-crisis

Since the euro crisis is currently exerting an overwhelming influence on the global economy I shall devote the rest of my talk to it.

It is often said that in the face of the euro crisis the EU must either integrate or disintegrate.

Labour accuse him of using the euro crisis as an excuse for poor growth but many voters seem to think it is a good one.

Ms Lagarde's Norman roses may continue to be neglected this spring and summer, whether the euro crisis revives or not.

Now, with the economic prospects clouded by the euro crisis and his political capital at a high, Mr Tusk is at last talking tough.

Even if the government is not agitating for it, there is scope for some sort of showdown with Europe in the euro crisis.

But Mr Weber could not stomach some of the measures the ECB was taking in response to the euro crisis and bowed out of the race.

Throughout the euro crisis Mr Sarkozy has appeared alongside Ms Merkel at Franco-German summits to set policy for the entire euro zone.

To be fair to Merkel, she's only been attempting to resolve the euro crisis in a politically viable manner.

The danger of a euro crisis is increasing; it may prompt more political integration, not less.

We must say that the euro crisis or the devaluation of the euro, for us, as an enterprise, this is quite a beneficial thing.

The euro crisis (which hadn't been solved by this week's deal) illustrates the point.

Even Spain, which entered the euro crisis with a lower debt ratio than Germany, could be dragged down.

For those safely in the UK, the ash cloud was a minor distraction from important matters such as the Euro crisis and the British election.

In its handling of the euro crisis, Germany's government stands accused of weakness, indecision and populism.

Unfortunately the effect of the euro crisis on the global economy is now becoming a drag on robust growth elsewhere.

But, in a world of rapidly rising sovereign debt, the next euro-crisis might only be months away.

From a macroeconomic perspective this was profoundly depressing because the euro crisis is, to a large part, a crisis of weak leadership.

Investors have been fixated for months on the euro crisis and its potential impact on banks.

In the euro crisis, creditors and debtors alike wondered whether they would be better off without the other.

But would such a structure have averted the euro crisis?

Fears that a euro crisis could somehow spread to the rest of the global economy are likely to keep global stock markets in turmoil.

Within Europe the turmoil of the euro crisis is encouraging ugly nationalists, some of them racist.

In Germany, the euro crisis has made it permissible to denounce profligate and corrupt southern Europeans.

For now any impact is almost certainly outweighed by improvements elsewhere, particularly in the easing of the euro crisis.

Summary: The euro crisis has given the German chancellor a political lift.

The solution to the euro crisis to be put in place this week will set in stone a two-speed Europe.

Across the Atlantic many of the responses to the euro crisis seem designed to drive up joblessness.

A credible solution to the euro crisis would be a huge start.

But the euro crisis has exposed the weakness of public finances in a country that has not run a budget surplus since 1974.

As with many debt crises in emerging economies in the post-war period, the euro crisis was born of the preceding boom's excesses.

Mr Cameron has promised MPs that the euro crisis offers a golden opportunity to advance Britain's national interest.

During the euro crisis, the Netherlands has been tougher even than Germany in demanding austerity and rigid fiscal rules.

The rest of the union is in flux, not least because the euro crisis is forcing the pace of political integration.

These shortcomings have been ruthlessly laid bare by the euro crisis.

But today's euro crisis will play a part, if only to speed up a return to accelerating growth in the developing world.

First, the politics blocking a resolution of the euro crisis is becoming ever more toxic (see article).

It might also help if European leaders stopped talking of the euro crisis in quite such apocalyptic terms.

eg. It has taken the euro crisis to spell out the brutal implications.

The euro crisis is rattling markets and economies around the world.

Germany has been at the center of Europe's mishandling of the euro crisis from the very beginning.

The euro crisis presents France with the best chance in decades to drag the EU back on track.

The relations between the peoples of the EU are cracking under the strain of the euro crisis.

Broadly speaking, two tribes have skirmished with each other during the euro crisis: the markets and the politicians.

There is already evidence that the euro crisis has hit business and consumer confidence and cut off financing for international trade.

Facing six more state elections this year and the ongoing euro crisis, the chancellor can ill afford a cabinet reshuffle.

Even if events unfold so benignly, however, Britain 's discourse on the euro crisis remains alarming.

PP officials argue that, given the euro crisis, promises now may look foolish or impossible tomorrow.

The euro crisis is forcing Greece, Portugal and Spain to push through huge reforms in the teeth of popular protest.

Now that proposal is being blamed for spreading the euro crisis even deeper, to Portugal and perhaps Spain.

But that depends on Europe's leaders getting to grips with the euro crisis.

Leave it to the World Economic Forum's annual India conference to reveal some home truths about. . . the euro crisis.

Once again Europe's leaders have failed to solve the euro crisis.

More capital, Ms Lagarde argued, was essential to "cutting the chains of contagion" in the euro crisis.

I believe that misconceptions play a large role in shaping history, and the euro crisis is a case in point.

The euro crisis was brought on by investors with genuine worries about the solvency of several euro-zone countries.

The euro crisis has taken a heavy toll on public support for the government and especially its leader, Brian Cowen.

The euro crisis is primarily a banking crisis, secondarily, a government debt crisis.

That grim conclusion might surprise students of the euro crisis.

The "euro crisis" is generally seen as a currency crisis, but it is also a sovereign debt and, even more, a banking crisis.

The euro crisis, then, says nothing about the sustainability of the welfare state.

The nation was put on a "Negative Outlook" by S&P in the summer as the euro crisis intensified.

If and when the euro crisis intensifies, so conspiracy theories about the evil markets will gain ground in continental Europe.

SO GRAVE, so menacing, so unstoppable has the euro crisis become that even rescue talk only fuels ever-rising panic.

How shallow, paltry and mean-spirited has this German reaction to the euro crisis been!

The euro crisis could also revive sooner than Europe's politicians have bargained on.

I think I understand the leverage in the euro crisis and therefore how far it could spread.

WITH the euro crisis in abeyance, high oil prices have become the latest source of worry for the world economy.

But with inflation still high (it rose from 4. 2% to 4. 4% in July), most wanted to keep that option back in case the euro crisis worsens.

The most critical week in the euro crisis got off to a flying start.

That was the start of the euro crisis.

The euro crisis is particularly instructive in this regard.

Until now the euro crisis has chiefly been about pressure from the markets.

And it's probably no coincidence that April was also when the euro crisis entered its new, dire phase.

The time for stumbling through the euro crisis is over.

That mirrored the subdued mood in global markets amid the euro crisis.

The heady mood hides a flaw in this scheme to take the euro crisis hostage.

Similarly, the euro crisis is not about Italy.

First, the economy. The euro crisis has paralysed Europe.

In fact the euro crisis has again laid bare the structural weaknesses in Italy's economy.

The euro crisis has seen the process recast as a zero sum game.

France's fragility now directly affects the euro crisis.

That was the root cause of today's euro crisis.

Can a limited version of Eurobonds help solve the euro crisis?

But nothing is more dangerous to her than the euro crisis.

ACCORDING to Britain's tabloid press, a swaggering Germany is using the euro crisis to impose what one title dubbed a "Fourth Reich" .

The biggest problem is the euro crisis, which is playing havoc Germany's trading partners.

The biggest danger is that the euro crisis will lead to a two-speed Europe that fractures the single market.

But the euro crisis is again casting an unseasonal chill.

Yet the euro crisis will not wait.

Meanwhile, Germany benefited from the euro crisis, which depressed the exchange rate and boosted its competitiveness further.

The euro crisis might wake Europe up.

Some people in the financial markets will make money if the euro crisis intensifies. Others will go bankrupt.

He criticised EU leaders that they failed to find a quick solution to the euro crisis because they kept doing too little too late.

The euro crisis offers a tantalising chance to do so.

The answer you hear all the time is that the euro crisis was caused by fiscal irresponsibility.

Last year's euro crisis was in part a bet against the political resolve of governments.

One reason is that the Euro crisis in spite of all efforts remains very much a crisis, and that threatens the global economy.

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