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not only better than expected earnings at home but as you mentioned offshore after three weeks, greece finally reopened its banks, albeit with controls on the amounts you can withdraw per week that s 420 euros a week, and we also have to see what impact the new austerity taxes, sales tax now at 23% and a lot of household general everyday items. what kind of impact is that going to have on consumers in the already very fragile recession economy? that is something that we ll have to wait and see wa kind of impact that will have. by the way, we should also expect to see controls not lifted any time soon. could be in place for months if not years. generally it s an easing tension in the market it s a good thing, and you have systems from the b.c. and the eu finally paying a debt. it gives them a little breathing space until the next one is due.
choice as anti-government demonstrators clashed with pro-government gangs in the capital city of sanaa. protesters want the president to step down. they blame him for a lack of jobs and political freedom. while all of these countries may sound very far away from your home, that doesn t mean the unrest won t hit close to home. some experts suggest this unrest could result in oil hitting $147 a barrel again like it did two years ago. if the revolution continues in bahrain and throughout the region, you could feel it at the gas pump. in egypt, even with hosni mubarak out of the picture, is situation is still tense. victory celebrations in tahrir square friday sent a message to the military. protesters are still watching and waiting for reform. easing tension in the arab world may require reform instead of repression. but if the rest of the region is hoping to accomplish what those in egypt did, they better gear
this is a monster and the libya people are suffering from this. sticks and rocks were the choice as demonstrators clashed with progovernment gangs in the capital city. protesters want long-time president to step down. they blame him for lack of jobs and political freedom. while all these countries may sound far away from your home, it doesn t mean the unrest won t hit close to home. some experts suggest it could make oil hit $147 a barrel, again, like two years ago. if the revolution continues you could feel it at the gas pump. in egypt with mubarak out of the picture, the situation is still tense. victory celebrations in tahrir square friday sent a message to the military, protesters are still watching and waiting for reform. easing tension in the arab world may require reform instead of
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