Michel Barnier, the European Union's internal-market commissioner, said officials won't yet approve a mark-to-market accounting rule that could ease banks' problems caused by the eurozone's sovereign-debt crisis. "I do not believe this will be the first solution to the problems we face in Europe at the moment," Barnier said. Read More>>
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