Markets rise on hopes for agreement to bail out the Greek

Germany, with an electorate angry on the nation to bail, juicy contributions previously suggested that Greece could restructure its debt.

The Germany was on Tuesday, said to consider to waive its claim that additional help must be provided that the holders of bonds of the Greek Government soon share some pain via a debt restructuring.

If so it would pave the way for "The Greece troika" creditors - the European Union, the Monetary Fund International and the European Central Bank - to agree more help for the responsible countries of debt after €110bn year last package (£ 96bn).

Developments have cheered investors, although reports have suggested that a restructuring of the debt was still on the table in the long term.

The FTSE 100 index of blue chip of Britain, increased points 51 12-0. 86pc - 5,989.99 while the euro rose above $1.44 to its highest level in three weeks.

Germany, with an electorate angry on the juicy contributions of the nation to bail, already suggested that the Greece could restructure its debt, perhaps by extending the terms of its loans. However, the ECB is vehemently to even this restructuring "soft".

The absence of agreement was worried markets, particularly as the IMF will not release its share of the last tranche of aid billion € because of the Greece unless that funding the nation's long term seems well established.

Fitch rating agency yesterday cut rating credit of Cyprus by three notches, citing the effects of the crisis of debt in nearby Greece.

Separately, a report of Ernst & Young estimates that Ireland, another beneficiary bail, emerge not recession until 2012, and that its debt holders may suffer losses.

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Exchange battles invites Nasdaq to consider an agreement

$5 (£ 3 MD) Institute U.S. stock market is supposed to be assessing the impact of two announced £ 4 MD merger of the London Stock Exchange and TMX, parent Exchange in Toronto, as well as EU 5.3 £ 16 imminent NYSE Euronext-Deutsche Borse.

Although it is not thought that a Bank has been named, it is likely that Chief Executive Bob Greifeld, can call on the services of Greenhill, who advised him in the acquisition of OMX and its offer of. 7bn £ 2 failed for the London Stock Exchange in 2007.

We know if will make a decision to act or if he will choose to leap-frog the flurry of trans-Atlantic deals to opt for an Asian partner. Sources in New York has proposed yesterday evening at others that seriously assess the situation would stupid given the State of flux in the sector. However, they also noted the relatively weak nature of stock on Nasdaq and the difficulty to break the agreed merger.

Should the Council of the NYSE is due to meet tonight to ratify the proposals on the agreement of Frankfurt, with a decision of their German potential partners as early as Tuesday.

Meanwhile, fusion of the London Stock Exchange with its Canadian rival has called in question by politicians to vet it.

Dwight Duncan, Minister of Finance of the State of Ontario, if concerned that Borse Dubai, one of the largest shareholders of the London Stock Exchange eventually owning 11 3pc of the new group. "We are doing business with the Middle East." "I'm just pas sure I want that they possess our Fellowship", he says. It is obvious that this is some thing that at the federal level, Governments have to contemplate. All that we say is that is a strategic asset in an strategic industry. »

A spokesman for the Nasdaq says that this fact does not comment on the merger activity.

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