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Can Europe escape the debt trap? Yes – and here’s how | Costas Lapavitsas and Andy Storey

Can Europe escape the debt trap? Yes – and here’s how | Costas Lapavitsas and Andy Storey
Today activists in Ireland are following Greece’s example by launching a public audit of the country’s debt to establish its legitimacy Financial markets have successfully demanded the imposition of severe austerity on the periphery of the eurozone – Greece, Ireland and Portugal – to deal with public debt. The markets have also raised concerns about it in the United States, Britain and Japan …

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Bank competition needs tweaking – report

Bank competition needs tweaking – report
A parliamentary inquiry says the Australian banking system needs several tweaks to improve competition so consumers and smaller players can benefit from the reforms.

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Portugal learns terms for $115 billion bailout

Portugal learns terms for $115 billion bailout
Portugal will get IMF loans at rates similar to those granted to Greece and Ireland, officials said Thursday, but Lisbon is still waiting for its fellow European countries to decide how much they’ll charge for their…

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No more aid for Freddie Mac

No more aid for Freddie Mac
WASHINGTON — Freddie Mac earned $676 million in the January-March quarter, the first time the bailed-out mortgage giant has reported a quarterly gain in nearly two years.The government-controlled company requested no additional federal aid Wednesday after receiving $13 billion over the past four quarters.CEO Charles Haldeman attributed the net income to cost savings and fewer single-family …

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A New Deal to help save the euro

A New Deal to help save the euro
Investment is vital to ensure the long-term prosperity of the eurozone. The rescue package for Portugal and the recent electoral success of the populist True Finns party shows that the euro crisis is not over.

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