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Novinite's Blueprint for a Bulgarian Caretaker Government

One might say it is not our business to draw out cabinets and distribute ministerial seats.

But in the current situation it seemed right to us to offer our own version of a task that the Constitution has assigned to the President - to produce a cabinet blueprint which could set the situation in Bulgaria at rest and return trust in the institutions.

Here is what we think:

Bulgaria to Set Aside BGN 1.5 - 2 B to Protect Savings at KTB - FinMin

Events at Corporate Commercial Bank, which is to be stripped of license by central bank BNB, will not affect citizens' assets, Bulgarian Finance Minister Petar Chobanov stressed.

Between BGN 1.5 and 2 B are to be spent to avert any impact of the bank's insolvency on savings, website Dnevnik.bg quoted him as saying.

No further comment from Stournaras on Schaeuble talk of third loan package

Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras refused to make on Minday any further comment on his German counterpart Wolfgang Schaeuble’s claim that Greece would need more loans.

Stournaras was asked about the German minister’s comments when he left a meeting with Prime Minister Antonis Samaras at the Maximos Mansion. “We put out a statement yesterday,” said Stournaras.

Finance Ministry insists Greece is fully funded until mid-2015

Greece’s Finance Ministry has insisted that the country is fully funded until the summer of 2015 in the wake of comments by German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble that a new loan package of less than 10 billion euros would be needed.

“As is known and was accepted at the last Eurogroup, Greece’s funding needs are covered until mid-2015,” the Finance Ministry said on Sunday.

Our major concern is for Romania to continue economic growth trend (Finance Minister Petrescu)

The authorities' major concern for the next time horizon is for Romania to continue its economic growth trend and the implementation of structural reforms, Minister of Public Finance Ioana Petrescu declared on Friday after the World Bank Group's Board of Directors approved a development policy loan (DPL) worth 750 million euros for Romania.

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