By Kerin Hope in Athens, Michael Mackenzie in New York and Robin Wigglesworth in London
Wildcat strikes in Greecehave prevented the country’s bureaucrats from finalising next year’s vital budget figures, potentially holding up this month’s release of sorely needed fiscal aid and capping an ignominious quarter for global markets.
Despite a tentative improvement in sentiment over the past week, mounting fears over a potential Greek default and the tepid pace of the global economic recovery led to one of the worst three months on record for financial markets.
发表于 2011-10-1 14:16
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