Archive for the ‘Economy’ Category

Suicide bomb blast in Indonesia church

September 29th, 2011 No Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

On Sunday a suicide bomber blasts himself killing people and injuring many others which happened in church. From the past year Indonesia is been struggling with such kinds of blasts which is religion related violence. The number of death in Indonesia is mainly is religious attacks says many analysts and has been increasing. The largest [...]

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Why Europe cannot recover

April 6th, 2011 No Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

The European system is facing another bout of downgrades , with Portugal getting downgraded to near Junk status by Moody’s yesterday. That is a bad sign indeed and things are only expected to become worse for Greece and Ireland in the coming months and they also might find it difficult to raise funds from international [...]

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Europe set for pulling down the globe, beware

September 26th, 2010 No Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

There is too much of euphoria in the financial and stock markets across the globe in the last few weeks, thanks to the stopping of flowing of negative data from Europe and US. US is reporting some stability in the housing prices and also in the industrial output. But what needs to be seen is [...]

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Poor get help from Millennium development goals

September 23rd, 2010 No Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

On Monday UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon opened a summit with a urge to the assembled members. The assembled members include Presidents from different countries,Prime minister and kings. The secretary general requested the assembled persons to use their powers and meet the UN goals. The main goal of UN Millennium Development Goals to lift the [...]

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Election may need extra cash spending

July 15th, 2010 3 Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

The federal government and its opposition may need to spend some extra cash for the election campaign .The extra cash for the updated campaign which is revenue may come up to $2 billion within 3 years. Treasurer Wayne Swan released the updated budget estimate today for the election.The budget may become surplus by 2012 and [...]

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Britain budget crisis hits even the queen

July 8th, 2010 one Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

Many of Britain citizens are undergoing their cost effective budget.queen Elizabeth 2has even put her hands for her subjects.The queen has cut the spending by forwarding the palace repairs and other expenses as a part of controlling the Britain’s budget crisis.Buckingham palace revealed the accounts on Monday recently.The total cost from the public for supporting [...]

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Why is France raising the Retirement age ?

June 21st, 2010 3 Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

Who does not love to work after the retirement age? Everyone would love to. Wednesday, the France government announced the raise of the retirement age.The government said the taxes will be raised for top earners and will take some time. The main aim of the reform is to help the indebted pension system within 2018 [...]

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Afghanistan can transform with the natural treasure it has

June 17th, 2010 one Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

The new discovery of mining deposits in Afghanistan could change the course of Afghanistan. Around $1 trillion mineral deposits were found in the grounds of Afghanistan recently. The mineral deposits were tapped by the US officials and some geologists from US. Afghanistan has many minerals deposits, but such a large discovery is done for the [...]

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Stock market has not supported financial aid to Greece

April 14th, 2010 No Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

Monday saw the shares on Wall Street flat, where share traders have not supported the rescue plan for Greece. The European stock rose in the morning but went back negative afterwards. EU officials announced that they would lend 30 billion euros or $40 billion , in loans for a 5 percent interest rate to Greece. [...]

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Eurozone jobless rate at 10%

March 31st, 2010 No Commented

Categorized Under: Economy

There are more skeletons in store for the European Union, with the latest set of Jobless rate reading at 10%. This is so far the highest jobless rate due to continuing layoff across private sector industries. Now the high level of unemployment is only going to hit the further economic recovery of the European Union [...]

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