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Short term actions to save the euro taken at the Brussels negotiations on June 28, 2012

01/11/2012

Short term steps Germany agreed to when pushed hard by Italy, Spain and France, include the critical actions to let the European rescue funds to directly buy Italian and Spanish bonds on private markets to drive down bond yields, and provide direct aid to Italian and Spanish banks. The two steps were vital to restore market confidence and necessary if the European project was to be saved. The marathon negotiation stetched for 14 hours with brinksmanship, and were described by prime minister Monti of Italy as "hard and tense" but worth it.

Grouped Articles

Italy's Monti Hopes Summit Win Plays at Home

Wall Street Journal 06.29.2012

Global Markets Soar on European Breakthrough

New York Times 06.29.2012

Return of Long-Term Bond Buyers Seen as Crucial to Europe

New York Times 06.29.2012

German Election Overturns Political Order

Wall Street Journal 09.23.2013

Italy Leader, Monti, Tells Germany Austerity Isn't Enough

New York Times 01.11.2012

Euro Strengthens as Fears Fade

Wall Street Journal 01.12.2013

European leaders agree to use bailout fund to help banks - The Washington Post

Washington Post 06.29.2012

Euro Zone Sees Single Bank Supervisor

Wall Street Journal 06.29.2012

Germany May Compromise on Joint Debt

Wall Street Journal 06.28.2012

European Union Prods Germany With Fiscal Plan

New York Times 06.26.2012

Why Monti, despite Merkel, could prove the euro’s best hope - The Washington Post

Washington Post 06.24.2012

Spanish Aid Plan Is Flawed, Says IMF

Wall Street Journal 06.22.2012

Amid crisis, leaders of Germany, France, Italy and Spain meet in Rome - The Washington Post

Washington Post 06.22.2012

France and Germany Face Delicate Talks on Economy

New York Times 06.21.2012

Spanish Woes Cast Rescue in New Light

Wall Street Journal 06.20.2012

For Spain, Accusations of Lagging on Reforms

New York Times 06.20.2012

German Lawmakers Back Fund For Bailout

Wall Street Journal 06.29.2012

Spain to Cede Bank Control

Wall Street Journal 07.11.2012

Avoiding an Italian Bailout Isn't Just About the Numbers

Wall Street Journal 07.12.2012

Italy's Leader Calls Economic Efforts "a €˜Very Tough War"

New York Times 07.11.2012

Italy Auction Provides Relief

Wall Street Journal 07.13.2012

Germany Makes Last Pitch Before Vote

Wall Street Journal 07.18.2012

Europe Dims German Outlook

Wall Street Journal 07.25.2012

ECB's Draghi Must Avoid Moving Target for Spanish Aid

Wall Street Journal 07.30.2012

Italian's Job: Premier Talks Tough in Bid to Save Euro

Wall Street Journal 08.07.2012

Monti Says He Regrets Berlusconi Remark

Wall Street Journal 08.07.2012

Merkel Backs Bond-Buying Program

Wall Street Journal 09.18.2012

Italian Premier to Resign After Losing Party’s Support

New York Times 12.08.2012

Italian Election Isn't a Good Reason for Investors to Panic

Wall Street Journal 12.10.2012


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