European Chancellors calm nerves on Irish bailout reports

Leading eurozone countries today moved to calm nerves over a possible European Union bailout of Ireland.

European Chancellors calm nerves on Irish bailout reports
Fri, 12 Nov, 2010 - 10:49

Leading eurozone countries today moved to calm nerves over a possible European Union bailout of Ireland.

Dublin has been a hot topic at the G20 summit in Seoul after market jitters about a possible debt default pushed yields on Irish 10-year bonds up beyond 9%.

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