Wednesday, 4 January 2012 3:54 PM ET
The German and French governments have both come to accept that the era when leading euro zone countries enjoyed the very best sovereign debt ratings is nearing an end, but a downgrade could shake Paris far harder than it does Berlin ..... i bla bla
Thursday, 5 January 2012 12:16 PM ET
Yields on French long-term bonds rose on Thursday at its first auction of the year as the threat of a cut to the country's AAA credit rating prompted investors to demand higher returns for buying the bonds ..................
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Stocks close higher on hopes for earnings, Europe
Published: Tuesday, 10 Jan 2012 | 5:57 PM ET
U.S. stocks rose solidly Tuesday after European markets rallied and corporate bellwether Alcoa predicted stronger demand in 2012. The Standard & Poor's 500 index closed at its highest level since July.
European markets soared after Fitch Ratings said that it will not downgrade France's credit rating this year. France's CAC-40 index closed 2.7 percent higher, and Germany's DAX rose 2.4 percent.
A downgrade for France could scuttle the region's efforts to stem its debt crisis. Europe's bailout fund needs France and Germany to keep their sterling credit ratings so it can borrow at affordable rates.
Polityka "informacyjna". Dwa artykuły sprzed kilku dni mielące co kilka zdań would-be downgrade, thread nt. Francji i Niemiec.
Artykuł z dziś. Jeden raz podany FAKT (Francja utrzyma w tym roku trypla, a rok dopiero się zaczął). nawet nie w tytule, choć FAKT cholernie ważny, bo akcje w Jurop "soared" on that, np.we Francji o 2,7%.
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