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| | | ... to expect any agreement on the rescue package on the 26 October summit. "Nein" according to the Germans, "non" says the French, "ochi" for the Greeks, "ei" declared the Finns... and so on. Deym, they can't even agree on how to say the word "no". By inference ... |
| | | | ... stock short selling ban indirectly destroyed confidence in Dexia that lead to the need for taxpayer-funded bail-out of the French-Belgium bank Dexia. Dexia specialised in lending money to local government authorities. The $A6 billion purchase of Dexia ... |
| | | | ... September 8, and was still sharply higher in late trade at $US1.3944, up from $US1.3894 Friday. European leaders, including French President Nicolas Sarkozy and IMF chief Christine Lagarde, on Sunday said "good progress" had been made in talks on the ... |
| | | | ... strategist Stan Shamu said many investors were taking a "wait and see" approach ahead of a second EU summit on Wednesday, with French and German leaders flagging a "global and ambitious answer". "A lot of investors would've been hoping we would have ... |
| | | | ... is a huge amount of pressure on them to deliver a solution." "Not quite," according to France and Germany. Last night, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel issued a statement advising you, me and Irene to expect no decision ... |
| | | | ... Wednesday and the dollar fell against the yen to 76.88 yen from 77.24 yen on Wednesday. European bank shares plunged after the French finance ministry warned that European lenders exposed to Greek debt will probably face greater losses than those already ... |
| | | | ... will provide 60.5%, France 36.5% and Luxembourg 3% of the 90 billion in state guarantees over 10 years. On Monday, the French lower parliament approved of the bailout plan, but it still has to go through the upper house. It's the second time in three ... |
| | | | ... the last one to approve it on Friday morning, Australian time. Earlier in the week, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy vowed to come up with "a lasting, global and quick response to the crisis s before the end of the ... |
| | | | ... Monday. HONG KONG - Asian markets surged for a fourth straight day as dealers followed a rally on Wall Street sparked by a French and German promise to back up beleaguered eurozone banks. Adding to the sense of optimism on Tuesday was a decision by France ... |
| | | | ... from $US1.3375 late in New York on Friday. The dollar fell to 76.66 yen from 76.87 yen on Friday. In a meeting on Sunday, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel put on a united front and vowed a response to Europe's debt ... |
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