World news about “Loan” published by euronews.
Cyprus gets longer to repay Russian loan Russia has agreed to push back the pay-back date on a 2.5 billion euro loan it made to Cyprus two years ago. It has also reduced the interest. That money… 06/05/2013
Egypt homing in on 3.7 billion euro IMF loan Egypt is closing to sealing a 3.7 billion euro loan from the International Monetary Fund. After years of political turmoil and plunging foreign currency… 05/04/2013
Protests greet IMF team in Egypt for tough financial rescue talks There was an angry welcome in Egypt for a team from the International Monetary Fund, there to resume talks on vitally needed emergency funding in the… 03/04/2013
Cyprus looks to Russia for help The Cypriot finance minister has gone to Moscow to ask the Russians for help to get through the current financial crisis. Michael Sarris reported there had… 20/03/2013
Lloyds shares surmount PPI problems Lloyds Banking Group’s better-than-expected quarterly results were received with enthusiasm on Thursday in London and its shares surged 8.28 percent. That… 01/11/2012
Mis-sold loan insurance hits Lloyds Britain’s Lloyds Banking Group has taken another one billion pound hit to compensate customers who were mis-sold insurance on loans – that’s almost 1.25… 01/11/2012
Greece continues hand to mouth borrowing Athens sold 812.5 million euros worth of treasury bill on Tuesday. They are due to mature in six months. That short-term borrowing is the only way the… 07/08/2012
Vital IMF loan talks underway in Hungary Hungary has started what promise to be difficult talks with the International Monetary Fund on a vital loan. Budapest has central Europe’s highest debt load… 17/07/2012
Spanish debt costs rise Spain’s borrowing costs remain high despite the recent eurozone leaders’ deal aimed at helping the region’s most troubled economies. The Madrid Treasury… 05/07/2012
What is Libor and why should we care? Libor – the London Interbank Offered Rate – is the average cost of borrowing at which Britain’s banks lend each other money. It is calculated daily, based… 02/07/2012
Italy suffers from Spain’s debt problems The Italian government has found itself paying a higher price to borrow because of the debt problems of Spain and the threat of Greece leaving the… 30/05/2012
Banks not using most ECB cash for loans Eurozone commercial banks may have borrowed over one trillion euros from the European Central Bank in cheap long-term loans, but they are not lending most of… 02/03/2012
IMF aid comes with bitter pill for EgyptWith the Egyptian pound hitting new lows against the dollar and a currency crisis threatening the new government the IMF is in Cairo to try and grant Egypt a… 08/01/2013
Italy’s debts deepen from helping other eurozone countriesDeeper and deeper – Italy’s public debt hit an all-time high in June of almost two trillion euros. The figures were released by the central bank along with… 13/08/2012
Saudis pledge aid to tackle chaos in YemenSaudi Arabia has pledged the equivalent of around 2.5 billion euros in aid to Yemen. The Gulf kingdom is concerned that instability in its troubled… 23/05/2012
