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131. Moody's: Negative Outlook on Downgraded Eurozone Rescue Funds
The ratings agency Moody's put a negative outlook on the eurozone's bailout funds along with a bond-rating downgrade issued late Friday in Frankfurt.
132. US Economy Chugging, as Rivals Face Recession
Even with ho-hum growth, the U.S. is starting to look like an outperformer in a world where Britain and the rest of Europe are in a double-dip recession.
133. Eurozone Unemployment Hits New Record, but Inflation Tumbles
The crisis-battered eurozone received a bag of mixed economic news on Friday, with unemployment reaching another record of 11.7 per cent in October, but inflation dipping down to 2.2 per cent in November - its lowest point in almost two years.
134. OECD Encourages EU to Send Markets Strong Signal on Spain
The eurozone should make it clear that an aid request from Spain would be welcome, the head of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said Thursday.
135. Borrowing Costs Fall in Spain, Italy and Portugal
Borrowing costs in troubled eurozone countries Italy, Spain and Portugal fell on Thursday, on the back of market optimism fueled by the deal eurozone members struck this week to continue bailout aid for Greece.
136. Mark Carney Gets Tough Welcome at Bank of England
Incoming Bank of England Governor Mark Carney was left under no illusions over the perils facing the British economy today as U.K. growth prospects were slashed again.
137. Eurozone, IMF Reach New Deal on Greek Debt
Eurozone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) struck a deal early Tuesday to release the next tranche of bailout money for debt-laden Greece.
138. US Holiday Shoppers Are Spending, but Thrifty
This year's holiday shopping season got underway this weekend with consumer confidence at a five-year high, according to a Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan survey.
139. Weak Demand to Push Oil Prices Down in 2013
Rising non-OPEC supply and weak demand growth will exert downward pressure on oil prices in 2013, Centre for Global Energy Studies stated.
140. German Consumer Confidence to Dampen Ahead of Christmas
German consumer confidence, now close to a five-year high, will dampen slightly in the Christmas season as people fear that wider eurozone troubles will hurt their incomes, a survey found Monday.
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