Today's front pages

Published on 15 November 2011 at 10:19

The risk premium on Spanish debt has reached a 432 point difference with the German benchmark. This means "that Spain must pay 4.32% more to finance itself on the markets," worries the Barcelona daily, noting also an increase in rates for France and Belgium.

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Unstoppable contagion – El Periódico de Catalunya

Interest rates on 10-year government bonds reached a 4.61% high on November 14.

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Belgium also now with PIGS – De Morgen

Decline in household income means that purchasing power is at its lowest in 32 years.

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The worst Christmas since 1979 – Jornal de Notícias

"What did the secret services know about the Zwickau neo-Nazi terrorist group?" asks the Berlin daily, as German opposition parties air suspicions that the services were aware of the group's activities but chose not to react.

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The secrets of the secret service – Berliner Zeitung

"Companies are planning massive redundancies, often anticipating difficulties ahead although their current outlook is not yet bad."

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All across Poland collective layoffs are being readied – Rzeczpospolita

A new survey shows that 63.2% of Danes do not want to adopt the single currency.

Danes - We don't want the euro – Jyllands-Posten

"Evidence implicates 28 Murdoch journalists; The Sun named in phone hacker's notebook."

The press on trial – The Independent

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