Euro plan fails to excite markets

The leaders of France and Germany want the eurozone countries to elect the president of a new “economic government” who would direct regular summits to respond to the continent’s financial crisis.

Euro plan fails to excite markets

The leaders of France and Germany want the eurozone countries to elect the president of a new “economic government” who would direct regular summits to respond to the continent’s financial crisis.

The proposal fell short of what markets had hoped for: a grand plan to save the euro and, in particular, a sign the eurozone was moving toward a single bond issued by the 17 countries.

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