FRANKFURT (MarketWatch)
Euro-zone finance ministers are weighing a plan that would see the region's national central banks provide as much as 200 billion euros ($275 billion) in loans through the International Monetary Fund that could be used to battle the region's debt crisis, Bloomberg reported Friday, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter.
The plan would see national central banks recycle funds through the IMF in order to underwrite precautionary credit lines for Italy or Spain, the report said.
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Ya comentamos que sólo podemos fiarnos de lagarde. no obstante, dedemos dejar al lado oscuro de sarkozy y la bruja averías. Salgamos del Euro, obtendremos liquidez del FMI y la FED.
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