Euro zone raises interest rate fearing inflation; “sorry peripheral countries”

Thursday, April 7th 2011 - 19:05 UTC

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Euro-zone interest rates have been raised to 1.25% from the record low of 1% by the European Central Bank (ECB). Interest rates had been held at 1% for just under two years following the financial crisis and global recession. Read full article

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yul
I am from East Germany...I saw and lived in both systems ( Capitalist--Socialist) ,sometimes I miss our old Socialist regime..
I saw -Hungary + Czech +Poland- , all are vapid !

I went to US in two times 2004/Fort Worth...2008/Miami
terrible ..you can live in ( debt burden +guns concerning+no job guarantee) ...if you can .!

Capitalist Countries have no any serious managers ,admin ..
but full of bogus degenerated popular culture characters...
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