Bankia seeks 19-billion euro loan from Spanish government
Spain's troubled bank, Bankia, requests €19 billion, or $23.8 billion, in financial support from the Spanish government when a leading credit rating agency downgraded Bankia stock to junk status. Trading on the company was suspended.
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- date:25 May 2012
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Spain's troubled bank, Bankia, requests €19 billion, or $23.8 billion, in financial support from the Spanish government when a leading credit rating agency downgraded Bankia stock to junk status. Trading on the company was suspended.
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- id:1237318
- date:25 May 2012
- dimensions:13.33 x 10.00 in. (4000 x 3000 px)
- dpi:300dpi
- file size in memory:34.94 MB
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