Italy and France are trying to breathe new life into the old eurobonds proposal. German Chancellor Angela Merkel is saying ‘no,’ although she seems to have forgotten another idea that’s been simmering on the backburner.
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Italy and France are trying to breathe new life into the old eurobonds proposal. German Chancellor Angela Merkel is saying ‘no,’ although she seems to have forgotten another idea that’s been simmering on the backburner.