Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard is International Business Editor of The Daily Telegraph. He has covered world politics and economics for 30 years, based in Europe, the US, and Latin America. He joined the Telegraph in 1991, serving as Washington correspondent and later Europe correspondent in Brussels.
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Ireland demands debt relief, warns on EU treaties
Europe's plans for treaty changes to enforce fiscal discipline in the eurozone may fall foul of popular anger in Ireland unless the EU creditor states agree to share more of the pain.
23 Nov 2011
| 744 CommentsSpain in race against time to avert bail-out after election
Markets have dashed any lingering hopes of an investor honeymoon for Spain's incoming leader Mariano Rajoy, sending the IBEX index in Madrid crashing through the 8,000 level and pushing borrowing costs to toxic levels.
22 Nov 2011
| 424 CommentsHungary turns to IMF as stress mounts in Eastern Europe
Hungary has returned cap in hand to the International Monetary Fund after kicking out inspectors last year, becoming the first country in Eastern Europe to succumb to contagion from eurozone debt stress.
21 Nov 2011
| 209 CommentsSpain: fifth victim to fall in Europe’s arc of depression
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard fears Spain's vote for drastic change is useless.
20 Nov 2011
| 445 CommentsAsian powers spurn German debt on EMU chaos
Asian investors and central banks have begun to sell German bonds and pull out of the eurozone altogether for the first time since the debt crisis began, deeming EU leaders incapable of agreeing on any coherent policy.
17 Nov 2011
| 495 Comments
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