At the heart of the current crisis is a lack of investor confidence in the ability of financial authorities to calmly resolve funding crises.
A report published on March 20 by Knapp-Track, a U.S. market analytics group, showed a 5.4 percent reduction in sales at American restaurant chains.
The Wall Street Journal’s Michael Casey argued in a recent article that the Cyprus bank rescue blunder exposed a lack of fresh ideas needed to tackle the ongoing sovereign-debt issue.
Earlier today, parliamentarians in the island nation of Cyprus overwhelmingly rejected a proposed law that would have imposed a levy on depositors in the country’s troubled financial institution.
A proposed “bail-in” of financial institutions in the tiny European Union nation of Cyprus has plunged the global economy into a period of doubt and dismay, following massive public outcry over what is essentially a wealth tax on Cypriot deposits.
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According to a report by Bloomberg News published on March 13, several Wall Street firms have raked in nearly $500 million since 2005.