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February 11th, 2010 by Belisarius

The equity indexes moved higher on the statement by EU officials and European politicians on Greece. In short the statement offers no concrete solution; it orders Greece to cut it’s deficit; to solve the “statistical measurement problems”, even calls the IMF…

A mess and we move higher on that…

EMU, EU, Greece

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