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Bank of Portugal - Annual Report 2003

The Bank of Portugal has published its Annual Report for the year ended 2003. In 2003 the Portuguese economy went into recession. For the second consecutive year, the growth differential of economic activity between Portugal and the euro area as a whole…

Portugal may join budget deficit breakers

Portugal's central bank has announced that its deficit will exceed the EU's 3 per cent limit, under the growth and stability pact, according to a report by EU Politix. The bank said it would probably run a deficit in excess of 4 per cent, due to the…

Solans on EMU macroeconomic stability and growth

SPEECH - In the speech 'Macroeconomic stability and growth in the European Monetary Union' Eugenio Domingo Solans of the ECB defended the ECB's 'two pillars' saying that having a flexible and all-encompassing monetary policy strategy like the Eurosystem,…

New deadline for balanced budgets splits euro club

FRANCE - A proposal by Brussels to allow euro-zone states more time to balance their budgets has blown up into a big row between EU countries that have been making sacrifices and four members -- France, Germany, Italy and Portugal -- that were falling…

ECB sounds the alarm

ECB - The prospect of fudging the EU stability pact, which stipulates a 3% budget deficit ceiling for national governments, drew criticism from ECB officials on Thursday.

Portugal's Constancio rules out ECB board bid

PORTUGAL - Portugal's central bank governor Vitor Constancio on Thursday ruled himself out of the race to replace European Central Bank Vice-President Christian Noyer who steps down from the board at the end of May.

€ Euro - Portugal rolls presses again

PORTUGAL - The euro has brought banknote printing back to Portugal for the first time in almost a century. Since the early 1900s, the work had been outsourced, largely to the UK, for reasons of economy of scale. But the Bank of Portugal decided that it…

€ EURO - Portugal to use big value notes

PORTUGAL - Portugal has changed its mind about not circulating the two highest denomination euro banknotes and now plans to distribute a small number of Euros 500 ( £310) and Euros 200 notes.

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