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Germany's finance minister has signaled his opposition to any move by the European Central Bank to buy asset-backed securities to help indebted states, telling his party it would amount to "covert state financing", according to German magazine Spiegel.Spiegel said in its edition published on Sunday that Wolfgang Schaeuble made the comment during a meeting of his Christian Democrat (CDU) party last Wednesday, telling those present the purchase of asset-backed securities (ABS) by the European Central Bank (ECB) would infringe European rules.German newspaper Die Welt, citing a central bank source, said last Wednesday a majority of ECB Governing Council members seemed to be in favor of the central bank buying ABS.ECB policymaker Yves Mersch said on the same day, however, the ECB would not subsidize markets with asset purchases.A spokesman for the German finance ministry said it never commented on internal party discussions.At the start of May, the ECB said it had set up a task force with t...
Europe's banking industry wailed in protest at preliminary European Union rules approved early Thursday that would impose strict caps on bankers' bonuses.The new rul...
0543 GMT [Dow Jones] Vietnam shares are unchanged at 494.79 vs the intraday high of 497.70, as local investors sell after local media reported that some state-run oi...
An influential committee of the European Parliament Tuesday backed changes to revitalize the credibility of the continent's flagship climate-change program, but unce...
0800 GMT [Dow Jones] Vietnam shares finish 0.7% higher at 487.61, buoyed by foreign funds' buying in bluechips on expectations for strong inflows after the governmen...
0739 GMT [Dow Jones] Vietnam shares finish up 0.9% at 484.01, the highest since May 10 last year, led by foreign funds buying in bluechips amid optimism the governme...
0817 GMT [Dow Jones] Vietnam shares end 2.5% higher at 479.6, off an intraday high of 485.7, on optimism that the government will soon allow foreign investors to own...
SOLIHULL, England/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Jaguar Land Rover has roared to health in the four years since it was bought by India's Tata motors, but now comes the hard part...
Spanish companies and banks continued to push into the European market for new bonds Wednesday, as the positive tone in credit markets continued its new-year run.Spa...
The European Parliament Thursday called on the European Commission to urgently implement an action plan to help the ailing EU steel industry safeguard its competitiv...
U.S.-based heavy machinery maker Caterpillar Inc., (CAT) is planning to issue a ruble-denominated eurobond representing the first such deal from a non-Russian compan...
Swedish engineering group Sandvik AB (SAND.SK) said Thursday it is adjusting production levels in response to a slower market as it posted a lower-than-expected thir...
The European primary bond market saw another steady stream of deals Monday as credit spreads remained relatively stable despite the ongoing uncertainty in the euro z...
Major central banks did not face calls to do more to boost the world economy when Group of Seven finance officials met on Saturday, European Central Bank President M...
International policymakers and banks active in central and eastern Europe Thursday said a common deposit guarantee scheme is essential to a successful banking union ...
European shares and oil prices dipped on Friday at the end of what looked set to be their best week since November, while the dollar eased on caution ahead of first ...
Some emerging European countries are able to delay much-needed reforms because they can borrow money in international markets without strings attached, the president...
Germany's top central banker warned that Europe's debt crisis will take as much as a decade to overcome, dismissing the view expressed by some political leaders that...
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi underscored Monday that his institution is limited in what it can do to help struggling small firms in the euro zone, no...
The European Commission is considering allowing Italy to pay its suppliers around 70 billion euros ($91.52 billion) in arrears, giving the euro zone's third-largest ...
