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  • Investor scepticism overwhelms response to second Greek bail-out.
    After marathon negotiations between Greece and their international lenders terms were agreed for the second €130 billion bail-out to be approved. Nevertheless, markets muted response was hardly a vote of confidence. Details highlighted that the agreement remains underpinned on nonsensical assumptions that are unlikely to be achieved by the accident-prone Greeks. Even the engineers of the deal remain sceptical; Wolfgang Schauble, German financial minister summed it up: the assumptions the deal is built upon hold a significant level of uncertainty.
  • The Daily Roundup: 22 February 2012

    Reuters

    Chancellor George Osborne should focus on implementing the growth-boosting measures he unveiled last year in the budget due on March 21, Britain's biggest business lobby group said on Wednesday.

  • The Daily Roundup: 21 February 2012

    BBC

    Eurozone finance ministers have agreed a second bailout for Greece after marathon talks in Brussels. Greece is to receive loans worth more than 130bn euros (£110bn; $170bn).

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    Press release Friday 17 February 2012

    Reyker is pleased to announce that we have agreed to act as Custodian and Administrator for Merchant Capital Limited, the Structured Products trading arm of Merchant House Group Plc, in respect of all of its present and future Structured Product business. This is a new relationship for both firms that we anticipate will be viewed as a positive step by the market.

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    Greek fantasy or tragedy?

    The markets have been calmed by the news of the latest Greek bail out. Politicians are clapping themselves on the back and the Euro as we know it lives to fight on in the international currency markets. We all like a bit of fantasy accounting don't we?

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    Technical recession may be averted as European GDP data improves.
    The Euro received a positive boost late last night as China pledged to invest in Europe’s bail-out funds. The world’s largest holder of the foreign currency confirmed their intentions to sustain their current holding European assets, facilitating Europe to overcome its enlarged debt crisis.