The series resumed Friday 13 Jan. 2012 when Barbadian Tourism Minister Hon. Richard Sealy spoke on “The Effect of the Euro-Zone Debt Crisis on Tourism and International Business” at the “Errol Barrow Gallery”, DLP Headquarters, ‘Kennington’, George Street, Belleville, St. Michael
Jan.4 – Britain’s No.2 clothing retailer warns sales and profit growth in 2012-13 will be modest thanks to the euro zone debt crisis, a credit squeeze and rising unemployment. Hayley Platt reports.
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Dec. 8 – France and Germany are to sound out conservative European leaders on Thursday about their plan to defuse the euro zone’s debt crisis, eager to rally support before a high-stakes EU summit.
Nov. 20 – Spanish voters head to the polls to elect their next parliament, which is expected to enact further austerity measures to save the country from an international bailout. Lindsey Parietti reports.
Is the eurozone bound to fall apart? Who will cling to the euro till the very end? Is the exit strategy becoming as appealing as the entrance strategy once was? Or will the eurozone withstand the threat of contagion? CrossTalking with Karel Lannoo, Claire Hill and Robert Oulds. CT on FB: www.facebook.com
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Economics editor Larry Elliott on the stock market crash, the implications for the Euro and the Dollar, how it affects ordinary people, and how long it could last as the FTSE 100, the Dow Jones and the Asian markets all struggle
US Sen. David Vitter appeared on Fox Business Network with Connell McShane to discuss the Senate’s plans to remain in session next week and begin debating measures to address spending and debt instead of breaking for the Fourth of July recess.
Steven Hess, senior credit analyst at Moody’s, sees a low probability of a U.S. default, but if Congress does delay on its payments, there will be nothing “technical” about the possible default.