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1. Italy Granted €150BN Bank Bailout Program To Prevent "Panic, Run On Deposits"

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1 July 2016. As we noted today, the rumors of an Italian bank bailout, which started on Monday morning, and were promptly shot down by Merkel the next day, got louder after a Reuters report that the ...

Created on 01 July 2016

2. Greek bailout: Alexis Tsipras steps down to trigger new elections

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sXmCs8sv7AU 20 August 2015. Prime minister announces his resignation and paves way for general election, with 20 September predicted as most likely date for a poll. THE GUARDIAN http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/20/greek-bailout ...

Created on 20 August 2015

3. Eurogroup refuses Greek bailout extension

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30 June 2015. Eurozone finance ministers declined to extend Greece's bailout Tuesday hours before its expiry and a possible IMF default but talks will continue Wednesday after Athens asked for a ne ...

Created on 30 June 2015

4. Eurogroup rejects Greek bailout extension request

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27 June 2015. Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Saturday afternoon that 18 Eurogroup financial ministers have rejected Greece's request for an extension so that it could put the creditors' ...

Created on 27 June 2015

5. No bailout deal yet for Greece as meeting cut short

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24 June 2015. Crucial talks between Greece and its creditors to keep the country solvent and within the euro currency group became bogged down again Wednesday amid differences over what kind of reforms ...

Created on 24 June 2015

6. Ukraine Default Risk Soars As Reserves Collapse 63% YoY

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13 January 2015. Amid contingent offers of more bailout loans from Europe, and a looming $3bn debt repayment to Russia, Ukraine's default risk has surged once again to post-crisis record highs. ZEROHEDG ...

Created on 13 January 2015

7. Nigeria: ‘Consumers To Repay CBN’s N213bn Electricity Bailout Fund’

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28 September 2014. The N213 billion facility arranged by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to bailout the electricity sector will be repaid by electricity consumers over a period of 10 years, the Nigerian ...

Created on 28 September 2014