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Debt Ceiling Vote Could Spark First U.S. House GOP Battle
A looming revolt against raising the national debt limit has opened the first visible rift between the new GOP leadership in the U.S. House and a faction represented by House Tea Party Caucus leader Michele Bachmann.

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S&P downgrades Ireland’s debt rating
Standard & Poor’s cut its rating on Ireland on Wednesday amid ongoing fears about the country’s banks despite a €67.5 billion bailout of the country in November. The ratings agency warned that another downgrade may be in the offing.

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Report: Euro Zone Mulls Partial Debt Write-Off
A German newspaper reported euro zone nations are considering a plan to enable Greece and Ireland to write off some of their debt burden.

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Euro Drops on Debt Concerns as Finance Chiefs Prepare to Meet
The euro fell against the dollar, snapping a five-day gain, on concern the region’s debt crisis will worsen even as European finance ministers meet today to hammer out a new strategy to stem the contagion.

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World shares gain ahead of Europe debt sales
World stock markets climbed Wednesday, pushed higher by an overnight rise on Wall Street following a pledge by Japan to buy bonds aimed at financing Europe’s bailout fund.

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Japan to buy euro zone debt, little relief for euro
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan pledged to buy euro zone bonds this month in a show of support for Europe’s struggle with a smouldering debt crisis, but market players doubted the gesture would offer the…

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Deal sets up payment plan to retire debt
Deal sets up payment plan to retire debt

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PH foreign debt up 4% in third quarter
THE COUNTRY’S foreign debt grew in the third quarter as the government and private entities secured more loans abroad to fund their respective operations.

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Greece examines prospect of debt restructuring after 2013: report
Greece is examining the possibility of restructuring its debt after 2013 without a “haircut” on the value of the Greek bonds, a Greek newspaper said Thursday.

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Debt Struggles Set to Deepen for Peripheral Europe: Euro Credit
Europe’s most indebted nations, already struggling to find buyers for their bonds, will face more competition as the region begins issuing new securities to fund Ireland’s rescue package.

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