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EU Set to Take Next Steps for Launch of Digital Euro, Will Publish Proposal for Legal Framework
EU will publish a proposal on Wednesday that will be the legal foundation on which the ECB could launch a digital euro. The project has come under attack from the public, politicians and banks before it even exists. Critics question the need for a digital euro and banks warn of major risks.
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EU Commission Ready To Respond To Post-Brexit Market Turmoil
The European Commission stands ready to cooperate with central banks and other authorities to quell market turbulences that may follow the Brexit vote in the coming weeks and months, the vice president of the EU executive said today.
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Greek Parliament Tables Vote on Bailout Deal
Greece's parliament tabled a crucial vote on ratifying the text of a third international bailout agreement between Athens and its creditors late on Tuesday, the parliament said on its website.
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Greece, Creditors 'Close' to Deal on Third Bailout
Greece and its creditors were to continue talks today after marathon discussions late into the night, with both sides indicating that the terms of a third bailout were close to being finalised.
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Greek Prime Minister Sees Bailout Deal After August 15
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and French President Francois Hollande agreed on Thursday that Athens and its international creditors "can and must" reach a bailout deal after August 15.
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IMF 'Will Not Join Greece Bailout Until Debt Concerns Are Addressed'
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday it would not join a new bailout program for Greece until conditions for debt sustainability, including debt relief and economic reforms, are clearly assured.
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Negotiations on Greek Thrid Bailout Package to Begin on Monday
Representatives of Greece's creditors will begin talks in Athens on Monday on a third bailout package to the debt-swamped Greek government, the IMF and European Commission said.
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On Reform, Europe Asks Greece to Go Where Many Fear to Tread
Greece's new bail-out deal imposes a stiff dose of budget rigour and market deregulation which critics say few leaders of Western Europe's biggest nations have dared serve their own voters.
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Banks Reopen, Taxes Rise as Greece Pays Billions to Creditors
Greece's government hiked taxes and paid billions of euros to its creditors on today, as banks reopened just days after the debt-laden country reached a reforms-for-cash deal with its European partners.
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European Vows New Support For Tunisia After Tourist Attack
The European Union (EU) promised today to boost political and economic support for Tunisia to ensure its transition to democracy was not derailed by last month's deadly attack on a tourist resort
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EU Set to Take Next Steps for Launch of Digital Euro, Will Publish Proposal for Legal Framework
EU will publish a proposal on Wednesday that will be the legal foundation on which the ECB could launch a digital euro. The project has come under attack from the public, politicians and banks before it even exists. Critics question the need for a digital euro and banks warn of major risks.
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EU Commission Ready To Respond To Post-Brexit Market Turmoil
The European Commission stands ready to cooperate with central banks and other authorities to quell market turbulences that may follow the Brexit vote in the coming weeks and months, the vice president of the EU executive said today.
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Greek Parliament Tables Vote on Bailout Deal
Greece's parliament tabled a crucial vote on ratifying the text of a third international bailout agreement between Athens and its creditors late on Tuesday, the parliament said on its website.
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Greece, Creditors 'Close' to Deal on Third Bailout
Greece and its creditors were to continue talks today after marathon discussions late into the night, with both sides indicating that the terms of a third bailout were close to being finalised.
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Greek Prime Minister Sees Bailout Deal After August 15
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and French President Francois Hollande agreed on Thursday that Athens and its international creditors "can and must" reach a bailout deal after August 15.
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IMF 'Will Not Join Greece Bailout Until Debt Concerns Are Addressed'
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday it would not join a new bailout program for Greece until conditions for debt sustainability, including debt relief and economic reforms, are clearly assured.
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Negotiations on Greek Thrid Bailout Package to Begin on Monday
Representatives of Greece's creditors will begin talks in Athens on Monday on a third bailout package to the debt-swamped Greek government, the IMF and European Commission said.
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On Reform, Europe Asks Greece to Go Where Many Fear to Tread
Greece's new bail-out deal imposes a stiff dose of budget rigour and market deregulation which critics say few leaders of Western Europe's biggest nations have dared serve their own voters.
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Banks Reopen, Taxes Rise as Greece Pays Billions to Creditors
Greece's government hiked taxes and paid billions of euros to its creditors on today, as banks reopened just days after the debt-laden country reached a reforms-for-cash deal with its European partners.
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European Vows New Support For Tunisia After Tourist Attack
The European Union (EU) promised today to boost political and economic support for Tunisia to ensure its transition to democracy was not derailed by last month's deadly attack on a tourist resort
