Markets News Monday: Goldman Sachs helped the Greek government to hide billions worth of euro borrowings
February 15th, 2010
Markets news on stocks, currencies and commodities; US investment bank Goldman Sachs helped the Greek government to hide billions worth of euro borrowings by treating a deal as a currency trade rather than a loan.
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- Markets News Wednesday; Euro weak and shares flat after Tuesday’s turmoil; A rise in Irish car sales in April is seen as a signal of recovery in consumer spending
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