Eurozone savers 'won't be raided to fund bailouts'
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- Bid to calm eurozone's Cyprus panic. Nicholas Cecil // Evening Standard;3/26/2013, p10
EUROPEAN banking chiefs rushed today to play down fears that, as in Cyprus, savers in other eurozone countries could see their deposits raided to fund bailouts.
- Your money is safe. Ferghal Blaney // Daily Mail;3/21/2013, p8
IRISH savers' deposits will not be raided to fund any fresh bailout following the financial crisis in Cyprus, Simon Coveney told the Dáil yesterday.
- Your money is safe. Ferghal Blaney // Daily Mail;3/21/2013, p8
IRISH savers' deposits will not be raided to fund any fresh bailout following the financial crisis in Cyprus, Simon Coveney told the Dáil yesterday.
- Bond funds reveal their euro strategy. Rice, Nick // Money Marketing;11/25/2010, p37
The article reports on the growth of bond funds in Europe despite the eurozone bailout challenges.
- Markets facing Cyprus fall-out. // Daily Mail;3/18/2013, p60
MARKETS face fresh turmoil as plans to raid savers' accounts in Cyprus propelled the eurozone debt crisis into uncharted waters, writes Ruth Sunderland.
- Now savings could be raided across eurozone. James Chapman // Daily Mail;3/26/2013, p6
SAVERS in the eurozone could see their bank accounts raided in the struggle to shore up the single currency, a senior EU official warned last night.
- SO WHO'S NEXT FOR THE GREAT EU CASH ROBBERY? James Chapman // Daily Mail;3/26/2013, p1
SAVERS in the eurozone could see their accounts raided in the struggle to shore up the single currency, a senior EU official warned last night.
- SELLING a Yes vote in [...]. // Mail on Sunday;3/ 4/2012, p20
¦ SELLING a Yes vote in the Fiscal Compact referendum presents the Government with a dilemma. The most powerful argument for signing up is that only signatories to the compact will have access to the eurozone bail-out fund - and we will almost certainly need another bail-out when the current...
- Japan. Investor's Business Daily // Investors Business Daily;1/ 9/2013, pA02
Japan will buy bonds from the eurozone's permanent bailout fund to bolster its crisis-fighting capacity, the finance minister said. The country bought 7 bil euros of bonds from the eurozone's temporary rescue fund.
