Leaders of the European Union have reached an agreement to use its permanent rescue fund to directly boost struggling banks across the continent, and to seek a tighter long-term budgetary and political union. The decision was reached early Friday morning after hours of discussions at the EU summit in Brussels. The agreement also establishes a joint banking supervisory body for the 17-nation bloc that uses the euro currency, and allows the rescue fund to buy the bonds of distressed ...
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