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ユーロ危機再浮上
ヨーロッパの株式市場が、債務危機問題の再燃でかなりの暴落をみた。というか、このようなことは最初から予想できる筋道だ。超緊縮予算政策を強行続けることで、経済が悪化の一途をたどっていくなか、「フィスカル・コンパクト」の達成も困難になるという悪循環を続けているからである。いま大きな焦点になっているのは、スペインとイタリアである。ことにスペインは失業率２３％、若者の失業率にいたっては５０％に達している。
スペインの国債市場のイールドは６％を超えた。イタリアの労働市場改革は労組の大きな抵抗があり、実施が危ぶまれている。
ギリシアでは５月６日に総選挙が実施される（いまの内閣はテクノクラート内閣）が、超緊縮路線をとる政党への国民の拒絶感はとても強い。フランスはどうかといえば、サルコジの再選はおそらくないとみられている。
イギリスではバークレイズ銀行の株価が暴落した。同行がECBから６０億ユーロを借り入れ、それをスペインでの操作に用いたことが嫌気されたもようである。
IMFは世界の財務大臣・中央銀行にIMFへの増強を要請しているが、イギリスをはじめとする数カ国はそれに難渋を示している。ユーロ圏がやれるあらゆることをやるべきだ、と。
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European stock markets rocked by panic selling as debt crisis reignites
Investors demanding high premiums for holding Italian and Spanish bonds as fears of double-dip recession grow
Heather Stewart, Larry Elliott and Giles Tremlett in Madrid
guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 10 April 2012 20.13 BST
Stock market panic selling led to shares falling across the world with the FTSE100 down 128 points.
Europe's sovereign debt crisis exploded back into life on Tuesday, with markets across the continent rocked by a wave of panic selling amid renewed fears about the impact of savage austerity measures in Spain and Italy.
The mood of uneasy calm seen across Europe since the Greek bailout in February was shattered as financial markets took fright at evidence of a double-dip recession and growing popular opposition to welfare cuts and tax increases.
Italy and Spain, the eurozone's third and fourth biggest economies, were at the centre of the market turmoil, with investors demanding an increasingly high premium for holding their bonds.
"Spain is right in the centre of a European storm," admitted finance minister Luis de Guindos, who declined to rule out an eventual bailout but insisted it could be avoided.
In Italy, Mario Monti's coalition government is facing growing hostility to reforms of its labour market, while the sheer size of the country's public debt made it an obvious target for nervous traders. The prospect of Greek voters rejecting austerity and the French electorate denying Nicolas Sarkozy a second term as president was also weighing on the markets.
The Greek government said it would hold a general election on 6 May, with opinion polls showing support for the mainstream pro-austerity parties is too weak to allow them to form a government.
"Spain is a big focus right now and even Greece will be coming back into the picture as it looks for another tranche of aid, so this eurozone debt tragedy is not going away, but seems to be getting worse," said Daniel Hwang, senior currency strategist at Forex.com in New York.
Interest rates on 10-year Spanish bonds hit 6% for the first time since January, when Europe's leaders were battling to agree a bailout deal for Greece and secure the future of the eurozone. Shares in Madrid dropped by almost 3% to hit their lowest level since March 2009.
In Italy, share prices slumped by 5% on rumours that the government was preparing to downgrade its growth forecasts, and trading in the shares of several of its banks was suspended after they fell sharply.
Shares were also much lower on Wall Street, where the fallout from Europe exacerbated fears that the US recovery is petering out. Disappointment at last week's unemployment figures had already been weighing heavily on investor confidence.
By lunchtime in New York, Wall Street appeared to be heading for a fifth successive day of decline, with the Dow Jones having lost 170 points, or 1.33%. In London, the FTSE 100 closed down 128 points, at 5,595.55. Oil prices also fell sharply amid concerns about the prospects for growth on both sides of the Atlantic and in Asia, with the price of a barrel of crude falling by more than $2.
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