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- Andrerson Vieira
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Eurozone crisis: Italian bond yields back over 7% amid political deadlock
• Italian bond yields hit 7.1%
• No Italian cabinet yet, but Mario Monti 'making progress'
• France's AAA rating 'at risk'
• Eurozone grows by 0.2% in Q3, Germany expands by 0.5%
• Get up to speed with the lunchtime round-up
Italy borrowing cost pass milestone
Ten-year bond yields hit new high above 7%, the 'point of no return' for Ireland and Greece.
Eurozone crisis: Italian bond yields back over 7% amid political deadlock
• Italian bond yields hit 7.1%
• No Italian cabinet yet, but Mario Monti 'making progress'
• France's AAA rating 'at risk'
• Eurozone grows by 0.2% in Q3, Germany expands by 0.5%
• Get up to speed with the lunchtime round-up
Italy borrowing cost pass milestone
Ten-year bond yields hit new high above 7%, the 'point of no return' for Ireland and Greece.
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- Henry Cunha
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Simon, yes, under normal rules you are right. But this is a headline, where all kinds of compressions are allowable. Notice "Italy" instead of "Italian" as well. The writer expects us to understand "Italian borrowing costs on new bonds pass milestone."
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- Simon Vasconcelos
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Henry, se "pass" é o verbo "ultrapassar", então, ele deveria estar escrito com ES no fim, já que o núcleo do sujeito é "cost", que está no singular. Estou certo?
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Italian bond yields back over 7% = renda dos títulos italianos retorna acima dos 7%
France's AAA rating 'at risk' = classificação AAA francesa em risco (de cair)
Get up to speed with the lunchtime round-up = Atualise-se com o resumo noticiário da hora do almoço
Italy borrowing cost pass milestone = Custo (soberano) italiano de empréstimos ultrapassa marco (histórico)
France's AAA rating 'at risk' = classificação AAA francesa em risco (de cair)
Get up to speed with the lunchtime round-up = Atualise-se com o resumo noticiário da hora do almoço
Italy borrowing cost pass milestone = Custo (soberano) italiano de empréstimos ultrapassa marco (histórico)
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