Merkel says no need to give Greece financial aid – Reuters

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Merkel says no need to give Greece financial aid
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BERLIN, March 5 (Reuters) – German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that the stability of euro zone was not currently at risk from the Greek debt crisis, so direct aid to Athens was unnecessary. Speaking at a joint news conference with Greek
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Germany rules out immediate aid for Greece – Reuters

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Germany rules out immediate aid for Greece
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LUXEMBOURG, March 5 (Reuters) – Germany and the chairman of the group of countries using the euro ruled out immediate financial aid for Greece before talks on Friday with Prime Minister George Papandreou.
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Eurogroup’s Juncker does not expect Greece bailout – Reuters

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Eurogroup's Juncker does not expect Greece bailout
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BERLIN, March 5 (Reuters) – Euro area states will guarantee the currency zone's stability if need be but are unlikely to need to given Greece's own efforts at reform, Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker said on Friday. Juncker, who chairs meetings
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Greece Needs Support, Not Aid, From Germany -Greek PM – Wall Street Journal

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Greece Needs Support, Not Aid, From Germany -Greek PM
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ATHENS (Dow Jones)–Greece is not asking for "a penny" from German taxpayers but needs the political support of its partners to confront its current debt crisis, the Greek prime minister said Thursday on the eve of a visit to the German capital Berlin.
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No need for euro zone rescue of Greece now-EU exec – Reuters

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No need for euro zone rescue of Greece now-EU exec
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BRUSSELS, March 4 (Reuters) – The euro zone is ready to act in a coordinated and determined way to safeguard its financial stability but there is no need for such action now, the European Commission said on Thursday. Commission spokesman Amadeu Altafaj
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European Union reacts favorably to $6.5 billion austerity plan from Greece – Washington Post

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The Greek government announced its new austerity plan Wednesday, intending to close its budget gap by 4.8 billion euros ($6.5 billion). But pensioners and civil servants have already demonstrated their unhappiness. (March 03) By Associated Press ATHENS
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FOREX-Euro rises as Greece fear eases; dollar broadly lower – Reuters

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FOREX-Euro rises as Greece fear eases; dollar broadly lower
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NEW YORK, March 3 (Reuters) – The euro rose against the dollar on Wednesday after Greece pledged $6.5 billion in pay cuts and tax increases to reduce its deficit, easing worries about the country's debt crisis.
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Greece fiscal steps lift euro; debt premium down – Reuters

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The share price indicator for Macquarie Group is seen in red on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) board in central Sydney February 9, 2010. LONDON (Reuters) – The euro rose and Greek borrowing cost fell to their lowest level since mid-February after
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Greece to Outline New Austerity Measures – Wall Street Journal

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Greece to Outline New Austerity Measures
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ATHENS—The Greek government is expected to outline Wednesday a new austerity package of about €4 billion ($5.42 billion) in an effort to cut its huge budget deficit by four percentage points this year, government officials said Tuesday.
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Greece Hopes to Buoy European Shares – Wall Street Journal

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Greece Hopes to Buoy European Shares
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LONDON—European stocks were expected to open higher Monday, following positive sessions in the US and Asia, as investors take heart from reports of a rescue package for Greece. A plan led by Germany and France to bail out the
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