This content is from: Portfolio New Debt Plan for Greece but Same Old High Yields Yields on Greek benchmark 10-year bonds, at 18.24 percent as its first week of trading closed, are the highest in the euro zone. This suggests further trouble ahead in spite of the country's much-reduced debt burden. By David Turner March 16, 2012
This content is from: Portfolio IMF Special Report: Soros and CIC Back United Eurozone Treasury Financial heavyweights from both West and East, including George Soros and CIC president Gao Xiqing, urged the beleagured Eurozone to create a trans-national treasury as a necessary step toward calming its escalating sovereign debt crisis. By Craig Mellow September 24, 2011
This content is from: Portfolio OECD Offers Some Hope But Portugal’s Finances Look Terrifying In the eyes of many investors, the mathematics of Portugal’s public finances are little short of terrifying. By David Turner July 27, 2012
This content is from: Portfolio Portugal Steps Back from the Periphery’s Edge The country did not escape the euro zone crisis unscathed. But after a wrenching dose of austerity, a few investors are warming to it again. By David Turner December 23, 2013
This content is from: Corner Office Portugal Still Could Become the Next Greece Portugal faces a tough challenge to reduce its deficit and debt. Getting its economy into competitive shape will be even harder. And some within Portugal are not sure the current path is the correct one. September 15, 2011
