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111. Germany's Surge Offers Hope to Eurozone
The latest snapshot of the eurozone's manufacturing and services firms revealed a much shallower economic decline than feared during the first half of December.
112. France Hangs Onto Its Last AAA Rating, But Future Uncertain
France hung onto its AAA credit rating from Fitch Ratings on Friday, but the only agency to rate French debt at the highest level left the country on "negative outlook", saying further structural reforms were needed to avoid a downgraded.
113. Cyprus Bailout Talks 'Frustrating,' Hard on Citizens
Cypriot negotiations with its future international creditors had been "difficult" and would force hardship on citizens, the country's president said Friday in Brussels.
114. Eurozone Inflation at 23-month Low
The decline in consumer prices from 2.5 per cent in October is likely to add to market speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) could trim interest rates in the coming months.
115. OPEC's Share of Global Oil Supply Drops
The share of Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries crude oil in global supply continued to drop, accounting for 34 percent of the world's total in November.
116. Eurozone Ministers Approve Release of Greek Bailout Tranche
Eurozone finance ministers have given the final green light for the release of a new bankruptcy-inhibiting bailout tranche for Greece, Eurogroup president Jean-Claude Juncker said Thursday.
117. Commodity Market Stable, Credit Suisse Reports
While a deal had yet to be made to avert the Fiscal Cliff, it was clear negotiations between the Republican-controlled House of Representatives and the President's office were active.
118. EU: Expect Greece Bailout Tranche Thursday
The European Commission expects eurozone finance ministers to follow through on their promise to disburse a 34.4-billion-euro ($44.8-billion) bailout tranche to Greece on Thursday.
119. Purchasing Managers' Last Round Before Mayan Prophecy Deadline: Mario Sant Singh
EBENE, MAURITIUS -- (Marketwire) -- 12/11/12 -- In his Market Brief of The Week for 10 December, leading global foreign exchange trader, educator and author Mario Sant Singh focuses o
120. S.Korea Anticipates Auto Export Growth in 2013
According to the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, South Korea's auto exports are forecast to reach 3.3 million units in 2013, up 3.1 percent from estimated 3.2 million for this year.
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