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August 16, 2013, Friday MORE ON IRELAND: Russia, England, Scotland, Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Police Vow to Pursue Militants By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The police chief of Northern Ireland vowed to imprison Protestant militants after scores of them attacked and wounded 56 officers protecting a parade. Corzine faces a federal suit over the collapse of MF Global, Ireland slipped back into recession and problems with counterfeit food and liquor have grown
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By 2011, after three credit rating agencies downgraded Greece's debt to junk status, it was clear that Greece was struggling to implement EU-IMF-mandated budget cuts and privatization plans. All states had to have their financial houses in order by ensuring inflation was no more than 1.5 percent a year; keeping budget deficits at no more than 3 percent of GDP; and maintaining a debt-to-GDP ratio of less than 60 percent
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If there is a risk in a bank, our first question should be 'Okay, what are you in the bank going to do about that? What can you do to recapitalise yourself?'. Dijsselbloem, who began his term as Eurogroup president by presiding over the botched original bailout for Cyprus, argues that it's fair for big depositors to take the hit: If we want to have a healthy, sound financial sector, the only way is to say, 'Look, there where you take on the risks, you must deal with them, and if you can't deal with them, then you shouldn't have taken them on...
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In so doing they have created the conditions for such clowns like Beppe Grillo and thugs such as Golden Dawn.A friend of mine has a mid-level job at the European Commission. Get your voucher Today's best video Doctor Who's companions on life inside the Tardis Billie Piper (Rose Tyler), Karen Gillan (Amy Pond), Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones), Louise Jameson (Leela), Katy Manning (Jo Grant) and Carole Ann Ford (Susan Foreman) discuss their roles in the long-running sci-fi series The one album to buy this week Alexis Petridis recommends Nigerian funk artist William Onyeabor The Invisible War Extracts from documentary exposing an epidemic of rape within the US military The Guardian Film Show Our critics review Blue Jasmine, Runner Runner and Prisoners GuardianWitness Your view of party conference: Conservatives in Manchester The Conservative party conference is in Manchester this weekend
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Timeline: Evolution of the European debt crisis - Yahoo Finance
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The Commission then lends the proceeds on to the beneficiary member state." European banks perform poorly in stress tests, revealing major weaknesses Banks across the European Union were tested for their ability to weather adverse events in July 2010. European Central Bank raises interest rates in April and July To fight inflation, the European Central Bank raised interest rates April 7 and again in July
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Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades warned German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a call yesterday that he may not be able to win passage, said a Cypriot government official. (Source: Bloomberg) 5:18 March 19 (Bloomberg) -- Luxembourg Finance Minister Luc Frieden talks about a proposed unprecedented levy on Cyprus bank deposits to help fund the island's bailout
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The first Cypriot accord, reached March 16, fell apart three days later when the parliament in Nicosia rejected a key plank, a tax on all bank accounts that sparked the indignation of smaller depositors. Nine Months In a replay of tensions over aid for Greece at the outset of the crisis, European governments had wrangled over aid for Cyprus for nine months, exposing holes in the revamped economic management system that was built in three years of emergency policymaking, often at all-night summits
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Submit your article contributions and participate in the world's largest independent online economics community today! Sorry, you need Javascript on to email me. George Friedman, Stratfor US-Europe Relations: Growing Apart? Can Fear Necessarily Justify The Violation Of Rights?: George Friedman Has The Chinese Growth Miracle Hit A Wall?: George Friedman View all contributors OilPrice.com The No
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By the time I get that one to understand I look back at the other neighbor and see that they have gone back to the old ways because it is easier to flow down stream with the rest of the dead fish then to struggle against the current. To get those of us affected by this banking scheme into one place is next to impossible with there being 1000 groups, each with their own ideals on how to change the system, but none of them in total agreement
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The following table is an estimate of how bad things might get in the near future for the countries that end up with more than 100 percent of their GDP in government debt under this formulation. This might seem like an extreme loss scenario until you realize that Citibank has already been made whole on 15 percent of its assets by guarantees from the U.S
The Future of the European Union May Be Decided in Less than a Week - Money Morning
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What's at issue for the Constitutional Court is whether Berlin broke the EU's Maastricht Treaty, which unequivocally stipulates that member states cannot assume each other's debts. And, more germane to German citizens and the center-right coalition government, will be the Court's ruling on whether German Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to fund the bailout facility circumvented constitutional requirements to put such fiscal matters before the German parliament
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I just looked out the window and the street lamps are on, how are we paying for them? Compared to the figures for the rest of Europe, it just looks unreal. with NO econmic stimulus to get this country rolling! These austerity budgets are here to stay! There is nothing good about the present or past leadership or the systemic oppression it puts on the most vulnerable in our society! These cuts are unacceptable and draconin! Preformance inprovements.
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His public confession of fear that the monetary union would inevitably produce an economic crisis not only cost him his job, he says, and he was barred from his office even before his dismissal was official. Or the economy gets so bad in Greece or Spain or elsewhere that voters finally say, " 'Well, we'll chuck the whole lot of you out.' Now, that's not a very pleasant prospect." He's thinking specifically, in the chuck-'em-out scenario, about the rise of neo-fascists like the Golden Dawn faction in Greece
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So I suspect there would be heavy political pressure, as well as legal difficulties, that would preclude such activity."CAP ON SALESThere is also the issue of how much central banks are actually allowed to sell even if they want to.The Central Bank Gold Agreement, originally signed in 1999 and currently in its third incarnation, caps gold sales by signatories at 400 metric tons a year.Disposals have fallen well short of that in recent years, with just 4.2 metric tons of bullion sold so far in the current year of the pact, which runs from last September. Central bank gold buying was one of the few areas of demand to increase last year at a time jewelry, coin and gold-bar buying was on the wane.Indeed, spot gold posted its biggest one-day drop in nearly two months on Wednesday after news of the planned sale broke."Cyprus may be a one-off, (but) the market's concern will be that it isn't, and that other countries will be invited to sell their gold," one senior gold trader said."It's a potential game-changer for the market," he added
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So, you can see, this little decision to seize a little money from bank depositors in the little island of Cyprus could be a much bigger deal than you think. So, assuming Cyprus's government approves the deal (still pending--with the vote now postponed until Wednesday), depositors will have some of their money seized
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As Parliament cannot vote against individual Commissioners there is usually a compromise whereby the worst candidates are removed but minor objections are put aside so the Commission can take office. Lisbon also combined the posts of European Commissioner for External Relations with the Council's High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy
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Following the formal request for financial assistance made on 7 April 2011 by the Portuguese authorities, the terms and conditions of the financial assistance package were agreed by the Euro Group and the EU's Council of Economics and Finance Ministers on 17 May 2011. Action Service Foreign Policy Defence Policy Enlargement Elections 1979, 1984, 1989 1994, 1999, 2004 2009 (last election) 2014 (next election) Political parties Constituencies Referendums Law Acquis Primacy Subsidiarity Treaties Fundamental Rights Membership v t e The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) is a special purpose vehicle financed by members of the eurozone to address the European sovereign-debt crisis
Cyprus Bank Levy Vote Delayed By Parliament Until Monday, As Nation's Bailout Hangs In The Balance
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He said the tax would only be as much as the interest collected on deposits over two years and stressed that it would only happen once because it would ensure the bailout wouldn't push the country's debt to unsustainable levels. ENVIRONMENT: "We recognize the need for maintaining isolated wilderness areas to provide opportunity for future generations to experience some of the wilderness living through which the traditional American spirit of hardihood was developed
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As for debt mutualisation, after imposing losses on local depositors, the price of support from the rest of Europe is arguably costlier now than it ever has been.It is also hard to square this outcome with the ongoing overhaul of finance. But there is no moral imperative for whacking Cypriot widows and leaving senior bank bondholders untouched, as appears to be the case here; or not imposing any losses on sovereign-debt investors in Cyprus; or protecting depositors in the Greek operations of Cypriot banks, as has also happened
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Expect a flood of central bank liquidity into those nations if there is any hint that depositors across Europe seem to be thinking that Cyprus is the new normal and that their seemingly safe bank deposits could be reduced 10 percent without warning. Cypriots have reacted with this perfectly rational reaction: lining up at ATM machines to try to get as much money out in the form of cash before the money they have in their accounts is reduced
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In each case, the national government had to foot the bill for rescuing its banks, leading to market fears that the losses at the banks may be more than the government could absorb. The UK is reported to be one of the countries that does not want to be bound by EU rules, preferring to have some flexibility over whether to charge depositors in the case of future bailouts
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Countries from across the EU - such as Cyprus, Spain and Ireland - have pumped tens of billions of euros in to try and prop up their ailing banks over the past few years
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August 16, 2013, Friday MORE ON IRELAND: Russia, England, Scotland, Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Police Vow to Pursue Militants By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The police chief of Northern Ireland vowed to imprison Protestant militants after scores of them attacked and wounded 56 officers protecting a parade. Corzine faces a federal suit over the collapse of MF Global, Ireland slipped back into recession and problems with counterfeit food and liquor have grown
The Eurozone in Crisis - Council on Foreign Relations
By 2011, after three credit rating agencies downgraded Greece's debt to junk status, it was clear that Greece was struggling to implement EU-IMF-mandated budget cuts and privatization plans. All states had to have their financial houses in order by ensuring inflation was no more than 1.5 percent a year; keeping budget deficits at no more than 3 percent of GDP; and maintaining a debt-to-GDP ratio of less than 60 percent
If there is a risk in a bank, our first question should be 'Okay, what are you in the bank going to do about that? What can you do to recapitalise yourself?'. Dijsselbloem, who began his term as Eurogroup president by presiding over the botched original bailout for Cyprus, argues that it's fair for big depositors to take the hit: If we want to have a healthy, sound financial sector, the only way is to say, 'Look, there where you take on the risks, you must deal with them, and if you can't deal with them, then you shouldn't have taken them on...
In so doing they have created the conditions for such clowns like Beppe Grillo and thugs such as Golden Dawn.A friend of mine has a mid-level job at the European Commission. Get your voucher Today's best video Doctor Who's companions on life inside the Tardis Billie Piper (Rose Tyler), Karen Gillan (Amy Pond), Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones), Louise Jameson (Leela), Katy Manning (Jo Grant) and Carole Ann Ford (Susan Foreman) discuss their roles in the long-running sci-fi series The one album to buy this week Alexis Petridis recommends Nigerian funk artist William Onyeabor The Invisible War Extracts from documentary exposing an epidemic of rape within the US military The Guardian Film Show Our critics review Blue Jasmine, Runner Runner and Prisoners GuardianWitness Your view of party conference: Conservatives in Manchester The Conservative party conference is in Manchester this weekend
He first joined the FT in 1999 covering business regulation and corporate crime in its Washington bureau, before spending four years covering military affairs and the defence industry in London and Washington. James Fontanella-Khan is FT's Brussels correspondent, covering media, telecom and internet regulation as well as justice, employment and social affairs and its impact on eastern Europe
Timeline: Evolution of the European debt crisis - Yahoo Finance
The Commission then lends the proceeds on to the beneficiary member state." European banks perform poorly in stress tests, revealing major weaknesses Banks across the European Union were tested for their ability to weather adverse events in July 2010. European Central Bank raises interest rates in April and July To fight inflation, the European Central Bank raised interest rates April 7 and again in July
Cyprus Bank-Levy Passage in Doubt as EU Shows Flexibility - Bloomberg
Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades warned German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a call yesterday that he may not be able to win passage, said a Cypriot government official. (Source: Bloomberg) 5:18 March 19 (Bloomberg) -- Luxembourg Finance Minister Luc Frieden talks about a proposed unprecedented levy on Cyprus bank deposits to help fund the island's bailout
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The first Cypriot accord, reached March 16, fell apart three days later when the parliament in Nicosia rejected a key plank, a tax on all bank accounts that sparked the indignation of smaller depositors. Nine Months In a replay of tensions over aid for Greece at the outset of the crisis, European governments had wrangled over aid for Cyprus for nine months, exposing holes in the revamped economic management system that was built in three years of emergency policymaking, often at all-night summits
Submit your article contributions and participate in the world's largest independent online economics community today! Sorry, you need Javascript on to email me. George Friedman, Stratfor US-Europe Relations: Growing Apart? Can Fear Necessarily Justify The Violation Of Rights?: George Friedman Has The Chinese Growth Miracle Hit A Wall?: George Friedman View all contributors OilPrice.com The No
By the time I get that one to understand I look back at the other neighbor and see that they have gone back to the old ways because it is easier to flow down stream with the rest of the dead fish then to struggle against the current. To get those of us affected by this banking scheme into one place is next to impossible with there being 1000 groups, each with their own ideals on how to change the system, but none of them in total agreement
The following table is an estimate of how bad things might get in the near future for the countries that end up with more than 100 percent of their GDP in government debt under this formulation. This might seem like an extreme loss scenario until you realize that Citibank has already been made whole on 15 percent of its assets by guarantees from the U.S
The Future of the European Union May Be Decided in Less than a Week - Money Morning
What's at issue for the Constitutional Court is whether Berlin broke the EU's Maastricht Treaty, which unequivocally stipulates that member states cannot assume each other's debts. And, more germane to German citizens and the center-right coalition government, will be the Court's ruling on whether German Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to fund the bailout facility circumvented constitutional requirements to put such fiscal matters before the German parliament
Column: How much has Ireland paid for the EU banking crisis?
I just looked out the window and the street lamps are on, how are we paying for them? Compared to the figures for the rest of Europe, it just looks unreal. with NO econmic stimulus to get this country rolling! These austerity budgets are here to stay! There is nothing good about the present or past leadership or the systemic oppression it puts on the most vulnerable in our society! These cuts are unacceptable and draconin! Preformance inprovements.
The Weekend Interview with Bernard Connolly: Why the Euro Crisis Isn't Over - WSJ.com
His public confession of fear that the monetary union would inevitably produce an economic crisis not only cost him his job, he says, and he was barred from his office even before his dismissal was official. Or the economy gets so bad in Greece or Spain or elsewhere that voters finally say, " 'Well, we'll chuck the whole lot of you out.' Now, that's not a very pleasant prospect." He's thinking specifically, in the chuck-'em-out scenario, about the rise of neo-fascists like the Golden Dawn faction in Greece
So I suspect there would be heavy political pressure, as well as legal difficulties, that would preclude such activity."CAP ON SALESThere is also the issue of how much central banks are actually allowed to sell even if they want to.The Central Bank Gold Agreement, originally signed in 1999 and currently in its third incarnation, caps gold sales by signatories at 400 metric tons a year.Disposals have fallen well short of that in recent years, with just 4.2 metric tons of bullion sold so far in the current year of the pact, which runs from last September. Central bank gold buying was one of the few areas of demand to increase last year at a time jewelry, coin and gold-bar buying was on the wane.Indeed, spot gold posted its biggest one-day drop in nearly two months on Wednesday after news of the planned sale broke."Cyprus may be a one-off, (but) the market's concern will be that it isn't, and that other countries will be invited to sell their gold," one senior gold trader said."It's a potential game-changer for the market," he added
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The US recovery is hurtling off a fiscal cliff Markets are being held hostage to the wrangling in America over raising the limit the government can borrow
So, you can see, this little decision to seize a little money from bank depositors in the little island of Cyprus could be a much bigger deal than you think. So, assuming Cyprus's government approves the deal (still pending--with the vote now postponed until Wednesday), depositors will have some of their money seized
European Commission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
As Parliament cannot vote against individual Commissioners there is usually a compromise whereby the worst candidates are removed but minor objections are put aside so the Commission can take office. Lisbon also combined the posts of European Commissioner for External Relations with the Council's High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy
European Financial Stability Facility - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Following the formal request for financial assistance made on 7 April 2011 by the Portuguese authorities, the terms and conditions of the financial assistance package were agreed by the Euro Group and the EU's Council of Economics and Finance Ministers on 17 May 2011. Action Service Foreign Policy Defence Policy Enlargement Elections 1979, 1984, 1989 1994, 1999, 2004 2009 (last election) 2014 (next election) Political parties Constituencies Referendums Law Acquis Primacy Subsidiarity Treaties Fundamental Rights Membership v t e The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) is a special purpose vehicle financed by members of the eurozone to address the European sovereign-debt crisis
Cyprus Bank Levy Vote Delayed By Parliament Until Monday, As Nation's Bailout Hangs In The Balance
He said the tax would only be as much as the interest collected on deposits over two years and stressed that it would only happen once because it would ensure the bailout wouldn't push the country's debt to unsustainable levels. ENVIRONMENT: "We recognize the need for maintaining isolated wilderness areas to provide opportunity for future generations to experience some of the wilderness living through which the traditional American spirit of hardihood was developed
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As for debt mutualisation, after imposing losses on local depositors, the price of support from the rest of Europe is arguably costlier now than it ever has been.It is also hard to square this outcome with the ongoing overhaul of finance. But there is no moral imperative for whacking Cypriot widows and leaving senior bank bondholders untouched, as appears to be the case here; or not imposing any losses on sovereign-debt investors in Cyprus; or protecting depositors in the Greek operations of Cypriot banks, as has also happened
Expect a flood of central bank liquidity into those nations if there is any hint that depositors across Europe seem to be thinking that Cyprus is the new normal and that their seemingly safe bank deposits could be reduced 10 percent without warning. Cypriots have reacted with this perfectly rational reaction: lining up at ATM machines to try to get as much money out in the form of cash before the money they have in their accounts is reduced
BBC News - EU split on future bank bailouts
In each case, the national government had to foot the bill for rescuing its banks, leading to market fears that the losses at the banks may be more than the government could absorb. The UK is reported to be one of the countries that does not want to be bound by EU rules, preferring to have some flexibility over whether to charge depositors in the case of future bailouts
BBC News - EU finance ministers reach draft deal on bank bailouts
Countries from across the EU - such as Cyprus, Spain and Ireland - have pumped tens of billions of euros in to try and prop up their ailing banks over the past few years
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