This chart shows that surplus (a number above zero) or deficit (less than zero) as a proportion of GDP (the total value of goods and services produced by the economy).
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- May 07 Mon 2012 13:05
Eurozone crisis: Government annual surplus or deficit
- May 07 Mon 2012 11:04
Eurozone private sector 'contracts sharply'
The eurozone's private sector contracted sharply in April and by more than initially thought, a survey says.
The Markit eurozone composite purchasing managers' index (PMI) fell to 46.7 in April from March's 49.2. Any figure below 50 suggests contraction. This is the sharpest fall since October last year, and one of the steepest contractions in almost three years. "Marked declines in new business" and weak manufacturing exports were largely to blame for the falls. Markit said the figures suggested the eurozone economy as a whole contracted at a quarterly rate of 0.5% in April.
Italy saw output from its manufacturing and services sectors hit a three-year low, while Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, slipped "towards stagnation". The eurozone's services sector PMI dropped to 46.9, down from 49.2 in March, a figure described by Howard Archer from IHS Global Insight as "truly dire".
- Apr 28 Sat 2012 16:13
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- Apr 24 Tue 2012 11:26
Eurozone debt web: Who owes what to whom?
- Apr 20 Fri 2012 11:38
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由於財務報表資料每期都更新,而且經濟情況都會改變,影響投資的情境,所以每一屆的內容都會不同!
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- Apr 19 Thu 2012 11:24
Statistics About The European Economic Crisis
Greek |
Spain |
- Apr 18 Wed 2012 12:32
'Full crisis mode' returns to Spain
The conservative Spanish government of Mariano Rajoy expects to take direct financial control of at least one of the country's ailing regional governments by May, according to sources in Madrid. With some regional debt already downgraded to junk, senior officials said it would be the regional governments themselves that came to Madrid to beg for help to get through the year.
International lenders are expected to welcome the plans after a series of warnings about the deteriorating state of the Spanish economy. Government borrowing costs jumped above 6% on Monday as foreign investors expressed their growing fears for Rajoy's administration and the prospect of a major default. The rate, or yield, on the country's 10-year government bonds hit 6.1%, the highest since December. Spain's Ibex 35-share index fell to 7245, down from February's 2012-high of 8902.
Across Europe, markets recovered some of the losses from sharp falls last week. The FTSE 100 was up 37 points at 5689 after a drop to 5579 on Wednesday. Worries about Spanish bank loans to the beleaguered construction sector, bankrupt property developers and €50bn (£41.2bn) of outstanding debts in Portugal have unnerved investors.
- Apr 14 Sat 2012 15:16
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1.薪水不增
2.油電上漲
3.食物上漲
- Apr 12 Thu 2012 19:33
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- Apr 12 Thu 2012 12:57
Spain and EU reject talk of bailout
Spanish ministers and European Union officials took turns on Tuesday to deny that the country needed an international bailout, in an effort to soothe the bond market.
Investors have taken fright at the size of Spain's budget deficit, the rise in its public debt and the weakness of domestic banks.
Luis de Guindos, the economy minister, ruled out a bailout of the kind already provided to Greece, Ireland and Portugal by the EU and the International Monetary Fund, saying Spain "does not need a rescue at this time".
- Apr 10 Tue 2012 12:22
Eurozone crisis: How the figures stack up
Unemployment
- Apr 08 Sun 2012 14:43
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- Apr 05 Thu 2012 14:28
Economy forecast in the world in 2012
Financial Organization/Institute |
GDP growth |
IMF |
- Apr 03 Tue 2012 10:39
五年級的小故事:其實我的音樂是這樣學的
- Apr 02 Mon 2012 15:58
drumbass來稿:長期投資分析範例
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- Apr 02 Mon 2012 10:05
五年級的小故事:放牛班做的事
最近有位博士忽然有氣質起來,開始學音樂。
是美國知名大學的博士呢?
然而他總是DO RE ME FA SO LA TI 會看不會唱。
- Mar 30 Fri 2012 14:33
European businesses need to be 'lean and mean' to survive
European Union Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht believes businesses need to be lean and mean if they're to ensure growth during the tough economic times engulfing the continent. "We cannot get out of this crisis without the businesses," says De Gucht. "It's the companies who are performing the export and the trade, and who produce the products that we can market on the world marketplace."
De Gucht emphasizes the need for businesses to be innovative to guarantee they survive and thrive in troubled economic times. "They should be confident and continue taking risks, measured risks, but you cannot do business without taking risks," he says. He also believes European companies need to look outside the continent for future growth, and points to China as a market which should be explored more. "Ninety per cent of growth will be realized in the coming years outside of Europe, and China alone will be responsible for one third of that."
- Mar 29 Thu 2012 11:11
Portugal May Be the Next Greece
- Mar 28 Wed 2012 11:49
World stocks slip from 2012 high
World stocks slipped from a 2012 high hit earlier in the session while the dollar fell to a four-week low on Tuesday after the Federal Reserve signalled it would keep monetary policy ultra-loose to support growth in the world’s biggest economy.
MSCI’s main global stock index was up 0.36% at 337.15, having earlier hit 338.28, its highest since August last year.
European shares turned negative after tracking Wall St and Asia higher, with the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index of top shares down 0.2% at 1,086.89 points.
- Mar 21 Wed 2012 13:35
Tracking Europe's Debt Crisis (UPDATED Mar 21, 2012 )