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Meanings of eurozone crisis in English

Russian
финансовый кризис в европе
Portuguese
crise da dívida pública da zona euro
Spanish
crisis del euro en 2011
Catalan
crisi del deute sobirà europeu

Multi-year debt crisis in multiple EU countries, since late 2009.

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финансовый кризис в европе
Usage of eurozone crisis in English
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The escalating eurozone crisis has prompted another dash into 'safe-haven' government bonds.
The Guardian
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The government has blamed the UK's economic woes on the eurozone crisis.
The Guardian
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Mr Draghi also warned against suggesting that the eurozone crisis was over.
BBC
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The low point came last December, preceding the current eurozone crisis.
The Guardian
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Bank shares are leading the rally, as fears of another eurozone crisis abate.
The Guardian
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Despite outbursts of optimism, the eurozone crisis has not been fixed.
BBC
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Both parties performed better than predicted, seeking a pan-European solution to the eurozone crisis.
BBC
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Good morning, and welcome to another day of rolling coverage of the eurozone crisis.
The Guardian
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Sir Mervyn also said Britain's outlook depended on the impact of the eurozone crisis.
BBC
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Calls are increasing for European leaders to act quickly to ease the eurozone crisis.
Radio NZ
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Risks abound amid the threat of deepening economic contraction posed by the eurozone crisis.
Reuters
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Could this eight-month trend be down to the eurozone crisis?
The Guardian
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The eurozone crisis has not created the sovereign debt issue; it has merely exposed it.
A journey: my political life
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How quickly do economic events such as the eurozone crisis feed through to unemployment statistics?
The Guardian
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The eurozone crisis was clear evidence of how tricky those deals could be, he said.
The Guardian
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The latest round of the eurozone crisis could not have come at a better time.
The Guardian