Merkel backs EMF fund proposal for Eurozone

by admin on March 10, 2010

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday welcomed proposals for a so-called European Monetary Fund (EMF), that would aid a Eurozone member country at a time of economic crisis, similar to the role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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