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Germans are blaming Merkel's tough stance on austerity for their entry's unpopularity at this year's Eurovision, in which Denmark was the victor.
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A new report suggests Americans are "getting off easy" on taxes, with Dan Gross, Newsweek Daily Beast, and James Pethokoukis, American Enterprise Institute.
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The Swiss National Bank has euros ready to unload, and these strategists point to currencies that should benefit.
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Safe haven is a lovely term indicating that an asset class, bank or company is rock solid, reliable and dependable. After years of financial crisis a safe haven asset feels like a port in a storm and investors have flocked into so-called safe haven assets like U.S., German and UK government debt.
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CNBC's Steve Liesman reports Denmark became the first central bank in this cycle to charge a negative interest rate, cutting certificate of deposit rates from .05 percent to -0.2 percent.
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Spain and Italy pay up and the European Union summit looms - it's time for your FX Fix.
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The euro lifts, and British pound slips, and the Afghan currency don't get no respect — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The euro gives back gains as post-election euphoria fades, and risk-on currencies follow — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The head of Denmark’s central bank has warned that the Danish krone is coming under intense pressure from investors seeking a haven in Europe and betting that the currency’s peg to the euro could be cracked by the crisis. The FT reports.
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Ready for the Greek election this Sunday? Here are the currencies to watch.
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In case you're feeling short on bad news from the euro zone, this strategist is watching an ominous capital shift.
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Wondering which European currency is safe at this point? Choose carefully.
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With all the kitchen trends now, some homeowners and designers flout the conventions, go with personal taste and choose a look that no one else has. Here are 10 examples.
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Nick Buckles, the chief executive of G4S, has admitted he “misread the markets” following the collapse of his ambitious 5.2 billion pounds ($8.3 billion) merger with Danish cleaning company ISS to create a world securities and cleaning giant.
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"The banks and the credit markets are under pressure, but still we have had huge gains on the safe government bonds, the German and Danish bonds. It has been a safe-haven for us," Lars Rhode, CEO at ATP, told CNBC.
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Great new ideas are only the first link in a chain that includes government and corporate allies in an economy that supports risk.
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"We have some disappointing developments in Russia. Sales have not been growing, and it is clearly because Russian consumers are taking longer to adjust to higher prices," Jorgen Buhl Rasmussen, CEO at Carlsberg, told CNBC.
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Brewer Carlsberg warned Wednesday that profits for 2011 would be lower than expected after beer sales fell in Russia.
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If the market overreacts on the plus side to any news of a Greek debt deal, here's how to trade.
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