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Showing posts with label european central bank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label european central bank. Show all posts

Monday, July 2, 2012

Top ECB official: Greece must fulfill reform targets '100 percent,' cool on ...


Top ECB official: Greece must fulfill reform targets '100 percent,' cool on ...
Washington Post
BERLIN — Greece must fulfill the targets of its austerity and reform program “100 percent” to stay in the euro, a top European Central Bank official said Sunday — offering little hope of substantial wiggle room for Athens and questioning whether it ...


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Sunday, July 1, 2012

ECB official: Greece must deliver `100 pct'


ECB official: Greece must deliver `100 pct'
The Times and Democrat
Greece must fulfill the targets of its austerity and reform program "100 percent" to stay in the euro, a top.


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ECB official: Greece must deliver '100 pct'

BERLIN (AP) — Greece must fulfill the targets of its austerity and reform program "100 percent" to stay in the euro, a top European Central Bank official said Sunday — offering little hope of substantial wiggle room for Athens and questioning whether it can be given more time to comply.

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Sunday, June 17, 2012

Tighter EU emerging as eurozone seeks lasting solution

All attempts to end the eurozone debt crisis so far have failed, analysts say, forcing leaders into a new and uncertain dimension of deeper integration that holds both promise and dangers.

From the Greek government's shock discovery of hidden deficits in 2009 to a hasty 100-billion-euro ($125-billion) rescue of Spanish banks three years later, the history of the eurozone debt crisis has been a "patchwork of sticking plasters".


Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Greece's Scams, Extortion, And “Suicidal” Possibility


Greece's Scams, Extortion, And “Suicidal” Possibility
Business Insider
Greece is effectively being bled dry by its own people. So the bailout Troika has put the Greek banking system on a transfusion. Lifeblood in the amount of €18 billion arrived last week. More money is available through the ECB's Emergency Liquidity ...

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