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Commerzbank pleases the markets Doubts over the Dexia rescue plan in Belgium have stretched falls in Belgian and French government bonds into a third straight day.
The run was fuelled by a press report that said Belgium is seeking to negotiate the break-up plan.
It is co-guaranteed by Belgian, French and Luxembourg public funds. Today the French Economy ministry ruled out any renegotiation of the deal.
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