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(Photo: AP / David Karp)Strauss-Kahn: victim of a set-up?
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, former head of the IMF, makes comments to members of the media after returning to the house where he is staying in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York following his appearance in Manhattan Criminal Court, Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2011....Full Story

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(Photo: AP / Yoan Valat)Does the DSK conspiracy theory stack up?
Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, surrounded by reporters, leaves a polling station for the Socialist Party's primary vote, in Sarcelles, next to Paris, Sunday Oct. 16, 2011....Full Story

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Gold Steady; Euro Zone Remains in Focus
| Gold prices held steady on Wednesday, as investors continue to watch developments in Europe after euro zone finance ministers agreed on expanding the bloc's rescue fund and proposed to ask the IMF for help. | altrendo images | Getty Images | ...Full Story
GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares, euro inch up after euro zone bailout plans
* MSCI Asia Pacific ex-Japan inches up, Nikkei falls 0.8 pct * Euro edges up 0.1 pct By Chikako Mogi TOKYO, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Asian shares and the euro inched up on Wednesday after European officials agreed to strengthen a bailout fund and seek more aid from the Intern...Full Story
ESRI warns euro crisis will lower Irish growth in 2012
| DAN O'BRIEN, Economics Editor | MUCH WEAKER economic growth than previously anticipated in Europe will seriously affect the Irish economy's performance next year, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI). | Europe faces a repeat of the 1930s Grea...Full Story
Stability fund in focus as Italy remains under pressure
| Italy faced interest rates of 7.89 per cent to borrow money for three years by selling new bonds, a sharp increase from the 4.93 per cent interest demanded by investors in October. It also faced higher rates to borrow for 10 years, paying 7.56 per cent when it issued ...Full Story
Heresy, perhaps, but taxes MUST be cut
| Since the Chancellor delivered his last Budget eight months ago, the whole economic landscape of Britain, and indeed of Europe, has changed. In March, there were some people who still believed that our national deficit would be under control by 2015, and that recovery...Full Story
Eurozone turns to IMF for more help in debt crisis
Eurozone finance ministers turned to the IMF for more help to keep the monetary union together late Tuesday after they missed their goal of boosting their own bailout fund to one trillion euros. | With fears rising that Italy will need a bailout after its borrowing cost...Full Story
'Thousands more' will leave Ireland
Tens of thousands more will flee Ireland next year as the chances of recovery hang on the outcome of the eurozone crisis, a leading think-tank has warned. | Deepening international uncertainty over the future of the euro has forced a more pessimistic rethink on the pros...Full Story
Eurozone wants boost in IMF bailout funds to solve crisis
| Brussels - Eurozone finance ministers said Tuesday they wanted to boost the bailout funds at the disposal of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as part of efforts to solve their debt crisis, but remained hazy on where the money would come from. | 'We have ... agree...Full Story
Euro Unmoved by EFSF Plans, Market Burned Before
| The euro barely budged in Asia on Wednesday as the market gave a  guarded reception to details on the euro zone's new lending facility and on proposals to expand funding for the IMF so it could lend to troubled members such as Italy. | AP | ...Full Story
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Ministers back loans to boost IMF funds
Irish Times | ARTHUR BEESLEY in Brussels | EURO FINANCE ministers resolved last night to provide bilateral loans to the International Monetary Fund to give it the power to ramp up its response to Europe's debt crisis. | The development comes as the European Cent...
Ministers approve Ireland's Euro4.2bn tranche
Irish Times | ARTHUR BEESLEY | EURO ZONE finance ministers last night gave their approval for the payment of a Euro4.2 billion bailout loan to Ireland under its EU-IMF rescue. The money is included in an Euro8.5 billion disbursement which will take the total rel...
Attention focusing on IMF as solution
Irish Times | ARTHUR BEESLEY | As the EU debates get bitter, the International Monetary Fund is seen as a white knight | EUROPE'S BESIEGED leaders are running out of options and time as they attempt to take the sting out of the debt crisis. | With Italy edging n...
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Greece gets $10.7 billion but rescue plan stalls
Yahoo Daily News | BRUSSELS (AP) — Eurozone ministers sent Greece an euro8 billion ($10.7 billion) Christmas rescue package Tuesday to stem an immediate cash crisis yet failed to resolve fears that the common euro currency might be doomed. | Stock markets around th...
Greece gets $10.7 billion but rescue plan stalls
Palm Beach Post | BRUSSELS — Eurozone ministers sent Greece an €8 billion ($10.7 billion) Christmas rescue package Tuesday to stem an immediate cash crisis yet failed to resolve fears that the common euro currency might be doomed. | Stock markets around t...
Aussie bonds lower on strong US figures
Sydney Morning Herald | AAP | Australian bonds have opened lower on Wednesday, following growing confidence revealed by US data on Tuesday night. | At 0830 AEDT on Wednesday the December 10-year bond futures contract was trading at 95.980 (implying a yield of 4.020 per ce...
French execs fired over prostitution case linked to DSK
Sydney Morning Herald | Two French construction firm executives have been dismissed over their alleged role in a prostitution ring that has been linked to former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the company's CEO said on Tuesday. | The affair started with the discovery e...
Australian bonds weaken on US confidence
Sydney Morning Herald | Australian bonds have opened lower on Wednesday, following growing confidence revealed by US data on Tuesday night. | At 0830 AEDT on Wednesday the December 10-year bond futures contract was trading at 95.980 (implying a yield of 4.020 per cent), d...
Europe struggles with rescue fund as Italy's yields soar
Sydney Morning Herald | Euro zone ministers agreed overnight to ramp up the firepower of their rescue fund but couldn't say by how much and raised the possibility of asking the IMF for more help after Italy's borrowing costs hit a euro lifetime high of nearly 8 per cent. ...
Euro zone confirms release of Greek loan
Sydney Morning Herald | Euro finance ministers have confirmed that their governments have agreed to release their share of an eight-billion-euro ($10.80 billion) loan Greece needs to avoid default, an EU diplomat said. | "It's done," the diplomat said after ministers from...
European leaders toil to save euro
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Echoes of Europe crisis heard in US Congressional deadlock
Gulf News | Washington: Europe's deepening debt crisis is echoed in the United States by the inability of President Barack Obama and Congress to strike a bipartisan deficit deal. | On both sides of the Atlantic, leaders are having a hard time making tough, unp...
NZ dollar above 76c as down under currencies attract
NZ Herald | The New Zealand dollar rose to its highest level since November 18 and the Australian dollar climbed back above US$1 on perceptions the currencies are a relative safe haven as Europe grapples with its debt woes. | The New Zealand dollar rose to 76....
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