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Friday, September 14, 2012
European Ministers Debate Bailouts
Euro-zone finance ministers indicated they may consider giving Greece more time to meet its budget goals but ruled out additional aid for the country, while urging Spain to come clean on its overall financing needs.
Euro ministers to discuss giving Greece more time
Greece may be given some more breathing room to meet its bailout commitments but no more money, European finance ministers indicated Friday as they gathered in Cyprus for a top-level meeting.
Greece may get more time to meet commitments
Greece may get more time to meet commitments, but Dutch finance minister ...
![]() San Francisco Chronicle | Greece may get more time to meet commitments, but Dutch finance minister ... Washington Post NICOSIA, Cyprus — Greece may be given more time to meet its bailout commitments if the country's recession turns out worse than expected, but no more money will be provided by its euro partners, Dutch finance minister Jan Kees de Jager said Friday. Dutch Finance Minister: Greece May Get More Time for Budget Goals, Not More ... |
Friday, June 22, 2012
Europe must be "sensitive" to Greek people's feelings: French FinMin
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said Thursday that Europe must be more "sensitive" to the Greek people and take steps to help revive the country's economy.
Greece Rules Out Massive Layoffs
Greece's three-party coalition government decided not to proceed with public-sector layoffs, a decision that may send the nation on a collision course with international creditors demanding public-spending cuts.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
METALS-Copper steady; Spain, Greece cap gains as shares rally
METALS-Copper steady; Spain, Greece cap gains as shares rally Reuters The Greek elections over the coming weekend, which may determine whether Greece stays in the euro zone, are expected to keep weighing on prices as investors worry about how further chaos in the single currency region will impact global demand for ... |
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