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Monday, May 07, 2012

Markets Could Stumble After France, Greece Votes

Financial markets will likely stumble this week after elections in Greece and France cast a pall of uncertainty over Europe's efforts to solve its debt crisis.

On Sunday night, the euro plunged to $1.2988, a nearly five-month low.

Greek voters on Sunday voted mostly for two parties that want to change the nation's international bailout terms or even overturn its rescue deal, according to early projections of the election results. Greece won't have a government until parties with divergent worldviews can form a governing coalition.

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8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Those Socialist Pigs will certainly cause mayhem to the market

Anonymous said...

2:31

you are what is wrong with everything in this world

Anonymous said...

258-Sorry, since when was calling something how it is, wrong? Boohoo, nobody is going to pay for lazy @ss, welfare grubbing eurotrash anymore...lets vote for someone that'll keep the party going lol. In the end, it's about sustainability. Euroecocomics has shown to be a failed system, if only our Dear Leader realized that.

Anonymous said...

3:12 correct, Obama is doing his best to install Eurotrash economics in the USA look at all the lazy asses we have to support now

Anonymous said...

407 yeah, like all those old folks soaking up medicare and social security, by far two of the biggest weights on the fed. budget.

Anonymous said...

7:31 it's funny how you libs try to spin everything. 4:07 was clearly referring to those career welfare recipients. You always try to make sensible truth seem horrible. You and people like you are the reason we are where we are financially. Old folks paid into the system. They aren't draining it. Low life scumbags who have never worked an honest day in their lives are draining the system......and democrats who want to use tax payers dollars to buy votes.

Anonymous said...

people are on welfare now-a-days because their are no jobs. Mainly because the rich business owners are seeing all of these profits after laying off everyone. Why hire more employees when we can just make the ones we have work harder for zero pay raises? All that matters is me and my cronies get all of these bonuses!

Anonymous said...

859, "ways try to make sensible truth seem horrible.'

Clown, have you ever actually looked at the numbers? Even though you folks have soaked up the "welfare queens in cadillacs" crap story, the "sensible truth" smacks that story right in the dirt. Don't believe me? Take two seconds to look at the fed. expenditure pie chart.