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Irish Times
Germany to Borrow for Free at Two-Year Sale Amid Crisis
BusinessWeek
By Anchalee Worrachate and Emma Charlton on May 22, 2012 May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Germany will borrow for free at a sale of two-year government notes tomorrow, betting it can lure buyers seeking a haven from the European debt crisis.
Germany to borrow for freeIrish Times
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Los Angeles Times
Germany to Borrow for Free at Two-Year Sale Amid Debt Crisis
San Francisco Chronicle
May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Germany will borrow for free at a sale of two-year government notes tomorrow, betting it can lure buyers seeking a haven from the European debt crisis. Germany, the only country in the euro area with a stable outlook on its AAA ...
Merkel Pressed to Share German States' Debt CostsBusinessWeek
Merkel Pressed to Share German States' Debt Costs: Euro CreditBloomberg
Merkel Defensive Amid Fresh Calls for BondsPittsburgh Post Gazette
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Money Market Stresses Ease Ahead of European Leaders Meeting
Bloomberg
Money-market indicators signaled strains in short-term funding dissipated before European leaders meet tomorrow in Brussels to address the region's fiscal crisis. Three-month London interbank offered rate, or Libor, which represents the rate at which ...

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Money Market Stresses Ease Ahead of European Leaders Meeting
BusinessWeek
By Liz Capo McCormick on May 22, 2012 Money-market indicators signaled strains in short-term funding dissipated before European leaders meet tomorrow in Brussels to address the region's fiscal crisis. Three-month London interbank offered rate, ...

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Illinois Faces 25% Increase to Borrow $1.8B
BusinessWeek
By Michelle Kaske on April 30, 2012 Illinois plans to sell $1.8 billion of general-obligation debt tomorrow as its relative borrowing costs may increase by almost a quarter. The tax-exempt deal for the state, rated lowest by Moody's Investors Service, ...

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Managing Risky Behavior
blogs.hbr.org (blog)
For some, they are the 1%, for others, the eurocrats in Brussels or Germany's "austerions," to borrow a term from Tom Tomorrow. And with the recently announced losses at JP Morgan, bankers are once again very much in the frame.


 
Illinois Faces 25 Percent Cost Increase to Borrow $1.8 Billion
San Francisco Chronicle
April 30 (Bloomberg) -- Illinois plans to sell $1.8 billion of general-obligation debt tomorrow as its relative borrowing costs may increase by almost a quarter. The tax-exempt deal for the state, rated lowest by Moody's Investors Service, ...

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