SYDNEY (Reuters) - Share markets across most of Asia and the euro struggled on Wednesday after a bailout plan for Cyprus fell into disarray, but losses were limited as investors clung to hopes that a last minute deal will be hammered out. Cyprus's
If the lawmakers want to reject the Eurogroup's plan, they know what they must do.
The stock market changed little on Tuesday as investors focused on the continuing financial problems in Cyprus, which offset good news about the American housing market. The Dow Jones industrial average eked out a gain of less than four points, while
"The ball is now really in Cyprus's court," Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Dutch television after the vote, adding there would be no new money for Cyprus beyond the amount already set. "Cyprus was granted some freedom, but it will have
The bailout plan to tax Cyprus bank savers is a decision fueled by what's good for Germany, Arianna Huffington told CNBC.
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