European Union leaders appeared to have managed expectations with great skill, surprising and pleasing investors around the world with an unexpected agreement on measures to resolve the sovereign debt crisis that has been hammering stocks and the euro for the past two years.
EU leaders agreed to boost the region’s bailout fund and also reached a deal with bondholders on the losses they will take on their Greek debt to help the embattled nation.
Private holders of Greek debt accepted to take a 50 percent write-down, while the region’s rescue fund will rise to 1 trillion euros (US$1.4 trillion).
Investors cheered the deal, breathing a sigh of relief after months of a lack of progress to stop the crisis that threatened to derail a global economic recovery.
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