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The weakness in the bond market spilled over into equities early in the day but that market did see significant recovery which began later with reports that France and Germany were set to make a fresh statement on the Greek crisis that halted the earlier falls. By the time that was denied, strong French denials that its banks are at risk had lifted prices further. The background work to the upcoming annual report on global financial stability analyses the experience of 36 countries. It finds that when the credit-to-GDP ratio increases by more than five percentage points per year and is accompanied by equity price rises of 15pc or more, there is a 20pc chance of a financial crisis within the next two years. Although Ireland is not specifically covered in the report, statistics show that the credit/GDP ratio was stable until 2003, but rose by 20 percentage points a year from then until the 2009 crash. The report says that identifying and dealing with a potential financial crisis requires improved understanding of the sources of increased risk build-up. In a sign that global leaders are losing patience at the response to the debt debacle, US president Barack Obama intervened yesterday to say euro zone leaders must show markets they were taking responsibility for the crisis. Weakness in the global economy would persist for as long as it is not resolved, he told a group of Spanish journalists. High-level sources briefed on Europe’s engagement with Greece cite renewed concern that the intensified austerity effort may yet lead to the collapse of Mr Papandreou’s government. This reflects the re-emergence of divisions within his socialist Pasok party, in which there is deep disquiet about the pace and extent of the cutbacks and tax hikes required to execute the bailout programme. Dr Merkel, who warned of a contagion risk to other countries from any default, said Greece was taking the right steps to get its next payment.

Can i freeze my car insurance?

Hi i am from ireland, and i am insured with Quinn insurance, I am 20. I am goin travelling for a few months in February. I am insured under my fathers policy, but he doesnt drive my car as he has his own van. I have to pay nearly 1000 at the end of January to insure my car but i am wondering could i freeze my insurance and pay for it when i get back. During my time away i am also going to try sell the car. so any help please.

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