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Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past 5 months than last 12 years

Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past 5 months than last 12 years
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Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past five months than last 12 years

Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past five months than last 12 years
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Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past 5 months than last 12 years

Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past 5 months than last 12 years
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Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past 5 months than last 12 years

Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past 5 months than last 12 years
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Italy and Greece risk post-pandemic debt crunch

Italy and Greece risk post-pandemic debt crunch Investors fear markets could turn on the weaker eurozone economies if the European Central Bank ever decides to stop buying bonds 8 April 2021 • 1:33pm Italy, Greece and other heavily indebted eurozone countries risk a financial crunch after the pandemic because of the cost of fighting Covid, analysts have warned. Mounting debts risk spooking investors and driving up borrowing costs once normal conditions resume, particularly if post-pandemic austerity sparks a new wave of political populism, according to M&G fund manager Eric Lonergan. Countries have been able to borrow hand over fist because the European Central Bank is buying €1.85 trillion (£1.6 trillion) of bonds under its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme, while financial markets have backed spending to get through the lockdowns.

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