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n full after refusing to take the losses that most other private bondholders grudgingly accepted as part of the 100 billion euro Greek bailout that Athens and Europe agreed to in March. The big winners this time, according to bankers and investors, were American and European hedge funds like Greylock

ecord low rates and has avoided the troubles of the Mediterranean. But with its economy looking increasingly vulnerable France's Socialist President Francois Hollande ceded leadership in the euro crisis to Germany. France still has many strengths, but its weaknesses have been laid bare by the euro crisis. For yea

accepted rise in the pension age, the major European financial institutions and the German government are increasingly losing faith that President Hollande to make the structural changes needed to put the county's finances in order required to keep the euro zone intact. As Linda greenhouse wrote in the

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12-2013 eurozone GDP forecasts this morning. German IFO business confidence prints at a 2yr low = 105.3 versus estimate 105.6. Troika heads back to Athens on Monday to review reform progress (or lack thereof) and possibly pave the way for a tweaking of the bailout terms. Goldman's Jim O'Neill was on CN

tch cut for MS was consensus despite fears of 3). Hollande, Merkel, Rajoy & Monti meeting in Rome today ahe

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atings says that it will not comment on France's AAA rating before 2013 German March industrial production rises 2.8% versus estimate +0.80% Vacant Athens office space soared to 20% in Q1 from 15.5% last year (eKathimerini<http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_articles_wsite2_1_07/05/2012_441095>) Hoct

zluFoJECeG> The Greek crisis will fast expose Mr Hollande FT Comment<http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/77e65d0e-96