Europe Morning Headlines: Bundesbank warns of property bubble, Obama admits bo...

 
 
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Tuesday October 22 2013
 
 
Europe homepage
 
Bundesbank warns of property bubble
 
Report says property in biggest German cities overvalued by up to 20%, adding to concerns on loose ECB monetary policy and impact of foreign investors
 
 
 
Obama admits botched online healthcare launch
 
 
Paris protests over claims of US spying
 
 
Australia shares hit fresh five-year high
 
 
Trouble brewing in Myanmar
 
 
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Markets
 
Treasuries turn anything but risk-free
 
Even without default it is clear, in purely financial terms, that anyone who can diversify out of US Treasuries will now feel impelled do so as far as possible
 
 
 
Dollar biggest victim in US debt drama
 
 
Commodities traders face more competition
 
 
Forget fundamentals, Fed liquidity is king
 
 
M&A bonds surge to highest in six years
 
World News
 
'Obamacare' site suffers from poor health
 
Experts say problem lies in the testing process and decision to roll out the entire system to all Americans at once – contrary to technology industry best practice
 
 
 
Consortium wins Brazil oilfield auction
 
 
New York turns on to shale gas
 
 
Iran considers cutting cash handouts
 
 
Bahrain seeks to boost tear gas supplies
 
Europe News
 
Pope grills Germany's 'bishop of bling'
 
Furore over the bishop's reported extravagance is being seen as a test of the Argentine pontiff's desire for more transparency and frugality in the Church
 
 
 
Solidarity set to challenge Poland's PM
 
 
Hollande's authority called into question
 
 
Bus bomb in southern Russia kills five
 
 
Court rules Spain must free Eta prisoner
 
European Companies News
 
SFO narrows Libor charges
 
Tom Hayes, a former trader at UBS and Citigroup facing charges stemming from a probe into alleged Libor manipulation, postpones entering pleas
 
 
 
Ex-UBS banker faces US extradition
 
 
UK leads race to debt and equity markets
 
 
Consumer benefits lie far ahead
 
 
Hinkley is pivotal for industry's future
 
 
 
 
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