
ent On Wednesday the eurozone crisis pushed Asian stocks lower and knocked oil prices. Tokyo’s Nikkei index dropped 1%, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng and South Korea’s KOSPI lost about 3%. The euro fell more than half a cent to $1.27. Meanwhile the borrowing costs for Spain and Italy rose again, with Spanish bond yields hitting 6.5% and Italy’s 6.1%. The uncertainty over the…

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…the opposition. With more than 99% of votes counted, interior ministry results put New Democracy on 29.7% of the vote (129 seats), Syriza on 26.9% (71) and the socialist Pasok on 12.3% (33). There are 300 seats in parliament. Greek voters went to the polls on Sunday following May’s inconclusive elections. New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras said Greeks had chosen to stay in the euro and cal…

…re banned in the two weeks before the election. Tough austerity measures were attached to the two international bailouts awarded to Greece, an initial package worth 110 billion Euros ($138 billion) in 2010, then a follow-up last year worth 130 billion Euros. While five of the seven main political groups reject the last bailout, only one – the Communists – wants the country to abandon t…

…weeks, called after a 6 May vote proved inconclusive. On that occasion, each of the main parties tried but failed to form a coalition government. New Democracy is thought to have polled between 28 and 30% of votes, with 27-28% for Syriza, one exit poll carried out jointly by five polling companies for the main TV channels showed. An earlier version of the poll only 80% complete had the two parties…

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Greek main parties have suffered dramatic losses in the parliamentary election, according to exit polls. The latest polls put centre-right New Democracy in the lead with 19-20.5% of the vote, down from 33.5% in 2009. Centre-left Pasok is put in third place with 13-14%, down from 43.9%. Syriza, a left-wing coalition, is put ahead of it in second place with 15.5-17%. Pasok and New Democracy, in coa…

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…ell as low as $1.295, its lowest since January, and dropped to three-year lows against the pound. The main European stock markets fell early on before recovering. In Germany, the DAX fell by more than 2%, but by mid-afternoon was only down by 0.1%. In Paris, the CAC 40 recovered to trade up by 0.7%. Athens shares fell by as much as 8.3%. In London, markets were closed for a bank holiday. Euro fel…

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…o its highest level in more than two weeks. Australian shares rose 0.7%, while South Korea’s benchmark Kospi index was up nearly 0.9%. The euro reached its highest level against the dollar since 31 October, up about 0.2% to $1.30. The breakthrough came after more than 10 hours of talks in Brussels. It was the eurozone’s third meeting in two weeks on Greece. The deal opens the way for s…

…d: “Everyone should weigh their words very carefully.” Earlier, Christian Social Union leader Alexander Dobrindt, an ally of Angela Merkel, said he expected Greece to leave the eurozone in 2013. He said he saw “no way round” a Greek exit. He also called the European Central Bank (ECB) chief Mario Draghi “Europe’s currency forger”. His party, a junior coali…

World markets are down as Greece’s continuing political uncertainty undermines confidence. Greece failed to form a coalition government through talks on Sunday and will continue discussions with political leaders on Monday evening. Bank shares are worst hit, particularly in Spain and France, with Madrid’s IBEX index down 3% and the CAC down 2.7%. The Dow Jones has opened 1% lower whil…
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credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks late on Thursday. It also cut the debt rating on Santander UK, a subsidiary of the Spanish banking giant. However, shares in Santander reversed early losses to trade 3% higher, and Bankia shares jumped 9% following Thursday’s 14% slump. Moody’s said there were several reasons behind the downgrade, including Spain’s slide back into recession, the…

Nate Silver, a New York Times blogger and celebrity numbers wiz, is set to make millions for his spot-on election prediction. Nate Silver, the 34-year-old statistician who developed his own formula for predicting presidential outcomes, bet MSNB morning host Joe Scarborough $2,000 that Barack Obama would win the election on November 6. Both men agreed to donate their winnings to charity. Nate Silv…

…ines. The situation in central Syntagma Square turned nasty, with police firing teargas and stun grenades against grounds of protesters. Dozens of people have been detained. Christina Vassilopoulou, a 37-year-old teacher taking part in the unrest, said she objected to “the decisions taken at European meetings where Merkel manipulates the participants”. “I have a doctorate and I m…

…and send turmoil throughout the global economy. Tough austerity measures were attached to the two international bailouts awarded to Greece, an initial package worth 110 billion Euros ($138 billion) in 2010, then a follow-up last year worth 130 billion Euros. Many Greeks are unhappy with the conditions attached to deals which have been keeping Greece from bankruptcy and all but one of the parties s…

…#8211; the economy being the most important one. It is very rare, he says, for a person to change their party affiliation, so the pool of persuadable voters is small, perhaps as little as around 2% or 3% he argues, once you exclude people who will not vote. But in a close race, tiny margins can be the difference between winning and losing. “The ads aren’t just trying to change the unde…

…vili said the “only right decision” would now be for Mikheil Saakashvili to resign. While Bidzina Ivanishvili, 56, is set to become prime minister, his rival, who has led the country since 2003, is due to remain in power until presidential elections next year. Under agreed reforms, the parliament and prime minister will acquire greater powers than the president after that election. Wit…

Representatives from the troika of international lenders arrive in Greece on Tuesday to assess its progress towards reducing its huge debts. They must decide whether Greece is eligible to receive 31.5 billion Euros – the last tranche of a 130 billion Euro ($158 billion) aid package agreed in March. Athens is behind in its plans to cut spending and debt because its economy is shrinking faste…

…years. It is also being asked to put in place economic and structural reforms, including changes to the labor market and a renewed privatization drive. The measures are needed to qualify for the next 33.5 billion-euro installment of its second 130bn-euro bailout. Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande are set to hold talks in Berlin on whether to give Greece more time to make the cuts required by i…