Posted on 06/11/2012 1:13:36 PM PDT by bruinbirdman
Cyprus looked poised to be the next eurozone economy to be bailed out, as its finance minister warned just days remain to meet a key deadline to shore up its banks.
Cyprus Finance Minister Vassos Shiarly hinted a bail-out looms
The island and its financial sector are heavily exposed to the problems in Greece, the recipient of two bail-outs totalling 247bn (£200bn).
Locked out of the debt markets, Cyprus is under pressure to apply for aid to help its second-largest lender. The Cyprus Popular Bank needs 1.8bn (£1.5bn) before a regulatory deadline this month.
The issue is urgent. We know the recapitalisation of the (islands) banks must be completed by June 30, and there are a few days left, said Vassos Shiarly, finance minister, adding he hoped for good terms if Cyprus asks for aid.
Spains claims of a no-strings deal to rescue its banks have stoked hopes in other bailed-out nations that they can secure help on better terms.
In Greece, left-wing party Syrzia said the talks in Europe open new perspectives for Greece and the eurozone
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
So will this be a half-assed bailout or do both ends of the island get the Euro-Monopoly money?
Salve
Imagine both my friend :}}}}}}}
Merci.
MCSP
The Euro was created to bring fraud and theft to a whole new level. It seems to be working.
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