129624903497187500_999NetEase finance main stock index edged higher on Thursday, October 6-European stock markets opened. Europe, the Pan-European merit 300 on Thursday rose 0.5%, to 921.19
diablo 3 gold, the United Kingdom's FTSE 100 index rose Thursday 0.7%; France CAC-40 on Thursday rose 0.9%; Germany DAX index on Thursday afterUp 0.7%; Spain IBEX on Thursday rose 0.5%; Italy Thursday after FTSE MIB index rose 0.5%. The International Monetary Fund (International-Monetary-Fund) on Wednesday (October 5) reported the eurozone debt crisis was spread to the core countries and banks, notExcluding recession may occur again. IMF expects 2011 European economic growth will slow from per cent in 2010 to 2.3%, 2012 to slow further to 1.8%. 2011 and 2012, the rate of inflation is expected to be dropped and 4.2%, respectively. IMF head of European Affairs Antonio-BorgES, said most countries not in a position to launch economic stimulus plan, they need to continue to enforce strict financial system. Report on European debt crisis on banks ' balance sheets had expressed concern. Borges said the second credit crunch can occur in Europe, the European economy will be adversely affected. He urged Europe to take action to increase bank liquidity level.Borges said that European banking needs 100 billion to 200 billion euros to finance it. IMF report noted that ideally, the required funding should be raised through non-governmental channels. Borges emphasizes the adoption of the cross-border acquisition and integration of European banking benefits. Germany Angela Merkel said on Wednesday local time, now don't worry approval to give Greece issue 80Billion euro loan, lending decisions in Greece conducted a thorough assessment of the situation on the basis of. Europe andongniao��boergesi
diablo 3 power leveling, head of the International Monetary Fund published the same day European regional economic Outlook report said Greece will not need new capital to meet its obligations until December, so now there is no need to make the sixth instalment loans to it.
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