(Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing growth picked up to a three-month high in May, while private business activity in the euro zone grew at just under its fastest pace in three years, surveys showed on Thursday.
Showing posts with label European Central Bank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label European Central Bank. Show all posts
November 10, 2013
Nissan boss warns UK over possible EU exit
Nissan will reconsider its investment in the UK if Britain leaves the European Union, chief executive Carlos Ghosn has told the BBC.
March 26, 2013
Bankia Stock Value Is Nearly Wiped Out Under Recapitalization Plan
MADRID — Shares in Bankia, the giant Spanish mortgage lender whose collapse last year led to a banking crisis in Spain, slumped Monday in the first day of trading after regulators wiped out most of the stock’s value.
October 06, 2012
Debt-laden companies cashing in on ECB pledge
(Reuters) - Heavily indebted euro zone firms are reaping the benefits of the European Central Bank's pledge to pull the region out of crisis, allowing them to borrow more cheaply and draw investors back into their shares.
September 11, 2012
Europe crisis: Spanish companies scramble to issue debt
MADRID: Spanish firms are dashing into the bond market, taking advantage of a fall in interest rates after the European Central Bank pledged action to reduce the country's financing costs, and eager to move quickly in case the situation deteriorates again.
June 30, 2012
Euro 'breakthrough' is tenuous
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Euro area leaders agreed early Friday on a number of steps designed to stabilize eurozone credit markets and strengthen the region's banking system.
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