Author (Person) | Carnegy, Hugh, Milne, Richard |
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Series Title | Financial Times |
Series Details | 06.12.11 |
Publication Date | 06/12/2011 |
Content Type | News |
nullFrance and Germany reached a 'comprehensive' agreement on new fiscal rules for the beleaguered eurozone at a meeting in Paris on the 5 December 2011, as a package of measures designed to save the single currency begins to take shape. The Franco-German agreement was welcomed by financial markets. However, later on the same day financial markets came under renewed pressure after credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s plans to put all 17 eurozone members on review for a downgrade became apparent. Paris and Berlin issued a joint statement on the S&P review, saying that they reaffirmed their proposals to reinforce fiscal governance in the eurozone. Meanwhile, Poland vowed to fight for the EU's unity in the face of an emerging two-speed Europe. The Polish EU Presidency issued a report 'Preserving the integrity of the European Union while strengthening euro area governance'. |
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Subject Categories | Economic and Financial Affairs |
Countries / Regions | Europe, France, Germany |