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Greece National Debt Problems – Why The Eu Must Help
The Greeks are catching a lot of flak at the moment for their massive national debt problems, but most of the countries giving them grief should look in the mirror. They might notice their own debt is massive as well. Given this, why are the willing to help the Greeks?
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Mark Warnerl
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Feb 16, 2010
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Eu & Greece :is Time Running Out For Greece?
Greece is a member of the European Union. Its national debt currently stands at approximately 300bn euros (0bn). This is considered excessive and as a result, potential investors are reluctant to lend the country anymore money. The ones that do lend demand a higher premium. This predicament is particularly troublesome as Greece must refinance more than 50bn euros (.7bn) in debt for 2010.
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charles malizel
Finance>
Investingl
Apr 20, 2010
Euro Still Struggles While rise in US Treasury yields helps Dollar stay Strong
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RusselMoril
Finance>
Insurancel
Nov 17, 2010
The Competitive Currency Devaluation Era Gains Momentum
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Finance>
Investingl
Mar 28, 2010
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Aug 04, 2010
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