Germany set to extend fund for rescue

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Series Details 12.1.09
Publication Date 12/01/2009
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Article reports that the German government has agreed January 2009 to take stakes in any large industrial companies facing insolvency because of credit shortages. The fiscal stimulus package launched on the 13 January 2009 would include a €100bn 'Germany fund' that would issue credit guarantees to help cash-starved businesses raise debt.

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