Irish bank debt deal in doubt

The prospect of a future deal to refinance billions of euro in Irish bank debt is in doubt this morning, after fresh concerns were raised by Germany, The Netherlands and Finland.

Irish bank debt deal in doubt

The prospect of a future deal to refinance billions of euro in Irish bank debt is in doubt this morning, after fresh concerns were raised by Germany, The Netherlands and Finland.

After meeting in Helsinki yesterday the German, Dutch and Finnish finance ministers issued a joint statement saying that Europe's bailout fund should only be used to deal with current difficulties, and would not apply to "legacy assets".

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