German investor confidence plunged in June on concern that the sovereign debt crisis will undermine export prospects and crimp growth in Europe’s largest economy.
Greece’s near default has prompted governments from Berlin to Madrid to implement budget cuts to convince investors they can tame deficits, threatening to damp demand and hurt the region’s economic recovery. While [...]
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German Investor Sentiment Plunges on Debt Crisis
June 15th, 2010 by Financial Writer
Tags: business, debt crisis, economic recovery, euro zone, european central bank, european economy, european stocks, germany, investors, unemployment rate
more...German investor confidence rises strongly
April 20th, 2010 by Financial Writer
BERLIN — German investor confidence rose strongly this month as healthy industrial orders and exports buoyed sentiment, a closely watched survey showed Tuesday.
The ZEW institute’s index, which measures investors’ outlook for the next six months, rose to 53 points in April from 44.5 in March. That was well above economists’ forecasts of a slight increase [...]
Tags: Debt, economic recovery, financial crisis, financial markets, germany, Global Economy, investors, money
German Economy Seen Returning to Growth
April 15th, 2010 by Financial Writer
BERLIN — Germany’s economy is on track to recover gradually from the financial crisis, despite stagnating growth this winter, a group of leading institutes said Thursday.
The report, prepared by a group of leading German economic think tanks, forecast that Germany’s economy will grow 1.5% in 2010 and 1.4% in 2011, led by recovery in Germany’s [...]
Tags: economy, european central bank, financial, financial crisis, germany, Global Economy, inflation, monetary, recession
A financial crisis, 10 countries, 10 solutions
July 14th, 2009 by Financial Writer
United States
GDP -1.6%
Inflation 0.2%
Unemployment 8.1%
Markets -10.7%
Gallon of gas $1.99
Interest Rates 0% to 0.25%
Challenges Home prices have plummeted since the summer of 2007, devaluing many of banks’ holdings that were backed by mortgages. To prevent further losses, banks largely stopped lending. The economic downturn that ensued led the economy to shed 4.4 [...]
Tags: brazil, China, financial crisis, germany, iceland, india, japan, mexico, rusia, UK, us
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