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Debt talks continue without Strauss-Kahn
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[Minneapolis Star Tribune] - At Monday's meeting in Brussels, ministers nominated Mario Draghi of Italy as next president of the European Central Bank. They also unanimously agreed to grant aid worth 78 billion euros ($110 billion) to Portugal under a three-year program jointly
Germany Dep FinMin:Worst Case Greece Cld Seek Priv Sec Relief
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[IMarketnews.com] - Asmussen confirmed that the Eurogroup had "unanimously agreed to propose [Bank of Italy Governor] Mario Draghi to the European Council as successor to [current ECB President] Jean-Claude Trichet." "I assume the Ecofin" will also express its support of
EU Rehn: Voluntary Extension Of Greek Debt Maturities Possible
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[IMarketnews.com] - EU finance ministers also approved Bank of Italy Governor Mario Draghi to be the next ECB president, succeeding Jean-Claude Trichet after his term ends October 31. The move came after Eurozone finance ministers put their stamp of approval on Draghi
Merkel rejects Greek restructuring before 2013
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[FinFacts Ireland] - On a more positive note, finance ministers meeting in Brussels supported Italy's Mario Draghi to be the next head of the European Central Bank. Finance ministers also approved the €78bn rescue programme for Portugal. In Berlin on Monday
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