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European markets continue to grind higher following the summit, with today's vibe similar to...
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Friday, June 29, 2012, 8:36 AM ETEuropean markets continue to grind higher following the summit, with today's vibe similar to that of last October's summit conclusion. Europe wasn't solved then (as it wasn't last night), but it didn't stop a sizable rally over the next few months. Stoxx 50 +3.5%, Germany +3.1%, Italy +4.3%. VGK +2.9% premarket.
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details everyone:
euro banks cant get money until they create this phantom bank supervisor which is not gonna get created until the end of the year!
what happens in the meantime,
details, details....
http://bit.ly/MFZ1PG
The big benefit was the agreement that aid to the banks from official Eu institutions will not be required to have a senior position over existing creditors. It was that insistence on seniority that told all existing bondholders that even if there was some rescue, it would only benefit depositors, but never bondholders, that drove yields higher even on previous bailout proposals. They finally realized that pushing as many losses as possible onto existing private bondholders is not a way to save money. That was the progress item.
http://bit.ly/KHO3ox
EU giving another 55billion in magic money for "growth"
From Ireland's perspective it looks like this means the EU is now on the hook for the debts incurred by Ireland promising to cover its banks debts instead of Ireland. Needs more analysis though to find out how likely that is in reality. I don't have time.
Italy and Spain not happy. Wants extra unicorns. http://bit.ly/MFXwRv