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Cyprus approves bailout – just Euro 2012 has kicked off in Poland and Ukraine. That gives the crisis-weary European public a bit of a distraction.
Apart from that, there was not much good news this past week. Hopes that the ECB would provide more liquidity for the struggling banking sector were dashed.
Business Weekly host Stefan Grobe talks about that with Tom Vosa of National Australia Bank.
Also on the programme: Spain’s surprisingly successful bond auction and how Facebook is trying to find a way out of its revenue crisis.
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