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Euroclear, a financial service situated in Brussels, has reported a notable €3 billion uptick in accruals so far in 2023.

Portugal is going cap in hand to the eu for help. >> nina, as you showed us, for the gal is facing some big bills. it must repay more than $5.5 billion to investors next week in bond redemptions and another $7 billion in june. and that just happens to be right around the time of national elections. cnn's diana magne joins us live. the irony here is that portugal's parliament recently rejected the austerity measures and the eu will probably require similar restrictions before it agrees to a bailout. what is the public saying about all of this? >> reporter: well, the public's used to austerity a...

Let's talk about athens, greece, because the violence there, some say it sparked the markets to plunge over the last couple of weeks. >> absolutely. that's another story we're going to be watching ca ining careful to see if they can pay back the $10.5 billion in bond redemptions that they have. so if they can do that, it's really going to look favorable on the euro. we'll see. >> things are not looking good in london as well. >> no, no. >> with air travel. my gosh, what's up? >> this ash cloud, it goes away, comes back, it's always there. but the reality is is that ba, you know, british airway...

Have been killed, over 244 injured. so this story is not gory anywhere. >> a lot of americans go there. our dan rivers is there. and the state department warning people, have a travel warning in effect. let's talk about athens, greece, because the violence there, some say it sparked the markets to plunge over the last couple of weeks. >> that's another story we'll be watching too, to see if they can actually pay back the $10.5 billion in bond redemptions that they have. so if they can do that, it's really going to look favorable on the euro. we'll see. >> things are not looking good in london ...

bp says it's expecting the latest attempt to be the one that does the trick. capping out of all that oil gushing into the gulf of mexico. workers have managed to insert a four-inch tube down to the spill site, capturing some of the leaking oil and pumping it to a ship on the surface of the gulf. after weeks of bad news, they're calling it a positive step forward. >> we ran the -- they call it the riser insertion tube tool. and they ran it up night and started to get oil up to the surface into the drill ship. then we had a small problem and the tool came out of the riser, but they got...