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17 March 2010
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EU-Greece contingency plan ‘prudent but unlikely’ European ministers stressed yesterday that a contingency plan for saving Greece from bankruptcy with emergency loans was “simply prudent planning and was unlikely to be enacted.” >>

Oil price rebounds as OPEC meets today

EU-Greece contingency plan ‘prudent but unlikely’
European ministers stressed yesterday that a contingency plan for saving Greece from bankruptcy with emergency loans was “simply prudent planning and was unlikely to be enacted.” >>