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Euro Drops Versus Dollar, Yen on Greece Crisis Contagion ConcernBusinessWeekBy Catarina Saraiva on May 19, 2012 The euro fell for a third week against the dollar, reaching a four-month low, after the failure of Greek leaders to form a government increa…

BloombergTreasury Yield Close to Record Low on Europe Debt CrisisBusinessWeekThe rate on the same-maturity note in Australia tumbled to 3.06 percent, the least ever. Germany's 10-year yield dropped to a record 1.41 percent yesterday as investors qu…

Euro zone volatility 'could lower NZ interest rates'Radio New ZealandA bank economist says says the Europe debt crisis could see interest rates in New Zealand dropping further. At least two banks, Kiwibank and ASB, have begun to cut their fixed…

BloombergTreasury Bonds Toying With Prospects Of New Record-Low YieldsWall Street JournalEight months ago, the euro zone's sovereign-debt crisis pushed the yield, which moves inversely to the note's price, to a historic low of 1.672% as investo…

24 Hours VancouverCanada Dollar Touches 3-Month Low on Greece ConcernBloomberg… bank to increase interest rates. The Canadian currency fell earlier to the weakest level since January as concern that an exit by Greece from the euro would worsen the re…

BloombergPound Favored as Haven Currency Amid Europe Debt CrisisBloomberg“If the exchange rate changes markedly then we obviously have to change the price that we sell at,” Ingham said in a May 11 telephone interview. “We will have to look very c…

NEW YORK — Growing fears about Europe’s debt crisis is pushing the euro to a three-month low against dollar. Traders are worried that Greece may have to leave Europe’s shared currency as Greek leaders failed to create a new government …

TechnoratiMONEY MARKETS-ECB deposit rate cut priced by markets seen unlikelyReutersBut if the deposit rate goes to zero it's a very different game," Peck added. The ECB has pulled out all the stops to help the banking sector as investor and co…

Italian and Spanish government bonds, which have moved to the forefront of the euro zone debt crisis again … well covered over the past months,” RBC Capital Markets rate strategist Norbert Aul said. He added that he did not expect any problems …

Fitch and Moody’s still rate Spain’s sovereign with a “strong payment capacity”. S&P said it was likely the government would have to put more funds into banks and called on euro zone countries to better manage the sovereign debt crisis.