France to hand over interest collected on Greek bonds
The Bank of France will hand over 754 million euros of interest collected on Greek government bonds it holds as part of agreements to offer the country financial suppor
The Bank of France will hand over 754 million euros of interest collected on Greek government bonds it holds as part of agreements to offer the country financial support.
The figure was given on Wednesday by the French treasury in its revised 2012 budget.
Source: Bloomberg
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