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271. Positive Turn: Cohen Column
For the third consecutive year, the U.S. economy is turning upward at the end of the summer, after a slowdown in the first half of the year.
272. Greece Back in the Spotlight as ECB Mulls Moves to End Debt Crisis
The threat of a Greek exit from the eurozone returns centre stage this week amid a series of meetings by the region's leaders, plus a warning Monday from a top European Central Bank official of the economic upheaval if Athens left the euro.
273. Finnish Foreign Minister Walks Back Breakup Comments
Finland's foreign minister on Friday backpedaled on comments he made about the breakup of the eurozone, as other officials also hit back amid concern that the currency bloc's debt crisis could flare up again.
274. Eurozone Trade Balance Improved in June
The trade balance in the 17-nation eurozone shifted sharply higher in June with the currency region posting a $18.3 billion surplus, Eurostat said Friday.
275. Europe Markets Buoyed
European markets registered gains on Friday, apparently reassured by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's backing of the European Central Bank (ECB) in its insistence that troubled eurozone countries will not receive unconditional aid.
276. Merkel: Time Running Out for Euro Rescue
German Chancellor Angela Merkel emphasized the importance Thursday of creating a European political union to bring the eurozone crisis under control.
277. Markets Close With Gains
Stocks made gains in New York Thursday despite the release of economic data that were neutral or close to expectations. By close of trading on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average added 85.33 points to 13,250.11, up 0.65 percent.
278. Eurozone Inflation at 2.4 Percent
The 12-month consumer price index in the 17-member eurozone came in at 2.4 percent in July, Eurostat confirmed Thursday.
279. Eurozone Economy Contracts as Recession Looms
The eurozone economy contracted in the second quarter as the debt crisis pushed the 17-member currency bloc closer to recession, data released Tuesday showed.
280. The New Ireland Fund, Inc. Discount Management Program Update
BOSTON, MA -- (Marketwire) -- 08/13/12 -- The Board of Directors of The New Ireland Fund, Inc. (NYSE: IRL) (the "Fund") announced today that the Directors are giving further consideration as to what actions the Fund could take to enhance shareholder
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