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The loss of credit is contributing to Spain’s troubles by raising unemployment and cutting tax revenues, making it harder to bring its budget deficit down to manageable levels.
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As Spaniards move their money out of troubled institutions, officials worry about the ripple effect of a full bank run.
Spain's economy has been battered by bad news. And in Madrid, worried savers are asking where it will end.
Ordered to decline an invitation to the Queen's Diamond Jubilee banquet, Spain's Queen Sofia is more isolated and alone than ever.
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's borrowing costs shot up at a bond auction on Thursday and its troubled banks suffered a double blow, with shares in part-nationalized Bankia diving and 16 lenders - including the euro zone's biggest - having their credit ratings cut.
A week after Spain seized control of Bankia, the government was forced to deny that clients were scrambling to withdraw funds from the lender.
Protesters were also commemorating the anniversary on Tuesday of a movement that inspired other groups on Wall Street and across the Western world.
The debt load of Grupo A.C.S., a giant construction company based in Spain, reflects the country’s severe financial struggle.
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Stringent fiscal policy has failed to attract global bond investors to Greece, Ireland and Portugal, and the approach is now being severely tested in Spain.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares edged higher on Friday on firm U.S. data, but a two-notch downgrade of Spain's credit rating capped gains, while fresh easing measures by the Bank of Japan briefly pushed Tokyo stocks up over 1 percent and the dollar above 81 yen.
Spain said it would seek to restrict imports of biodiesel from Argentina, its first retaliatory measure since the announced expropriation of Repsol YPF assets.
MADRID (Reuters) - An incensed Spain threatened swift economic retaliation against Argentina on Tuesday after it unveiled plans to seize YPF, the South American nation's biggest oil company which is controlled by Spanish energy group Repsol.
Shares of the Spanish oil company Repsol YPF fell sharply in Madrid on Tuesday, a day after Argentina announced plans to nationalize the company's extensive operations in that country.
King Juan Carlos, who was injured during a vacation to Botswana, has been called upon by some politicians to release details on his trip’s financing.
The gloom over the Continent had seemed to be lifting, but a jump in borrowing costs for two countries signaled clearly that the euro’s problems are far from solved.
Spain approved several measures to crack down on tax fraud, seeking to reassure investors that it can replenish its coffers amid a $35 billion squeeze in the budget.

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