Νέα της στιγμής 17 - 21 Οκτωβριου 2011

MOODY'S DOWNGRADES SPAIN TO A1 WITH NEGATIVE OUTLOOK

SPAIN'S GOVERNMENT BOND RATING OUTLOOK NEGATIVE BY MOODY'S

Moody's downgrades Spain's government bond ratings to A1, negative outlook

RT : FRANCE, GERMANY SAID TO STILL BE DEBATING PLAN TO BOLSTER EFSF, BAILOUT FUND TALKS SAID TO BE SNAGGED ON TECHNICAL QUESTIONS.

EUROPEAN LEADERS TO HOLD SECOND SUMMIT NEXT WEEK BY OCT. 26

MERKEL, SARKOZY AGREED NEED FOR NEW INTERVENTION RULES FOR EFSF AND CLOSER EU ECONOMIC COOPERATION

MERKEL, SARKOZY AGREED BANK RECAPITALIZATIONS NEEDED

MERKEL, SARKOZY URGE GREECE TO SEEK PRIVATE SECTOR DEBT DEAL.

MERKEL, SARKOZY SAY SECOND EU SUMMIT TO AGREE ON CRISIS DETAIL

Germany's Seibert: More work is required on Euro package.

Seibert: 'appropriate' German lawmaker participation needed.

Seibert: Merkel to inform Parliament at 'appropriate time'.

EU SAID TO WEIGH INCREASE IN BAILOUT LENDING TO $1.3 TRILLION

EU MAY COMBINE 440 BILLION-EURO, 500 BILLION-EURO FUNDS

EU NEARS CONSENSUS TO START PARMANENT FUND IN MID-2012.

EU MAY DROP 500 BILLION-EURO CEILING ON BAILOUT FUNDS.

TROIKA SAYS 'SITUATION IN GREECE TAKEN TURN FOR WORSE'

TROIKA: GREEK DEBT TO REMAIN HIGH THROUGH 2030

GREEK DEBT SUSTAINABILITY NEEDS 'AMBITIOUS' PSI, OFFICIAL LOANS

TROIKA: GREECE DEEPER PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT 'VITAL'

ECB OBJECTED TO INCLUSION OF WRITEDOWN SCENARIOS, TROIKA SAYS

GREECE NEEDS 60% DISCOUNT FOR 110% DEBT/GDP, TROIKA SAYS
(GREECE WOULD REACH 120% DEBT/GDP BY 2020 WITH 50% DISCOUNT)

Fitch says European banks hybrids face potential risk from EU recapitalization plans

EURO-AREA FINANCE CHIEFS APPROVE AID PAYMENT TO GREECE

Euro group says Greek financial situation 'has deteriorated'.

Euro finance chiefs welcome Greek fiscal consolidation efforts.

Euro group seeks progress on Greek structural reforms and privatization program.

EURO GROUP SAYS GREEK LOAN PAYMENT IN FIRST HALF OF NOVEMBER.

EURO GROUP SAYS PAYMENT PENDING APPROVAL BY IMF BOARD.

EURO GROUP SAYS TO CONCLUDE SECOND AID PROGRAM FOR GREECE.

Wall Street Journal : "German parliament is now wielding its newly created veto powers that allow lawmakers to block virtually any decision Chancellor Angela Merkel makes that commits taxpayer money to new bailouts."