Greece leaders decide on austerity deal; ECB leaves rates unchanged

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  • Published On: February 09, 2012
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After weeks of wrangling, finally there is a deal in Greece over austerity measures that pave the way to more international rescue money. Meanwhile, the Bank of England increases the size of its asset-purchase program to 325 billion pounds, leaves interest rates unchanged similar to the ECB. In the US, jobless claims dropped by 15,000 to 358,000 in the first week of February, a near four year low.

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