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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11120
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ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS / (ae) portugal

Commission makes reassuring noises about BES

Brussels, 11/07/2014 (Agence Europe) - The European Commission said it “does not see cause for undue concern” on Friday 11 July in the light of the problems facing Portugal's biggest bank, Banco Espirito Santo (BES), that emerged on Thursday. On Thursday morning, BES' main shareholder, Espirito Santo Financial Group (ESFG) had sales of its shares suspended after they fell more than 8% because of problems with the holding company that controls the group, Espirito Santo International (ESI)...

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SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) JHA: In't Veld says Juncker should focus on freedom of access to documents
(AE) JHA: Report sets matter straight on immigration
(AE) GMO: NK 603 corn import authorisation to be extended in EU
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Four states accused of breaking environmental rules
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Milk and organic products on Monday's Council agenda
(AE) AGRICULTURE:
(AE) FISHERIES: Italy and Spain must adopt Mediterranean management plans
(AE) FISHERIES: Electronic information exchange - three countries in breach
(AE) HEALTH: Fifteen member states unite to push down price of Sovaldi vaccine
(AE) SINGLE MARKET:
(AE) WOMEN: Female commissioners call on Juncker to appoint more women
(AE) TRANSPORT: Eurovignette and railway financial flow transparency infringements
(AE) TRANSPORT: Social partners against flags of convenience in aviation
(AE) EMPLOYMENT: Commission losing patience over EYI
(AE) EMPLOYMENT: Commission proposes €960,000 for Spain
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) ECONOMY: Italy again likely to be knocked back on investment clause
(AE) PORTUGAL: Commission makes reassuring noises about BES
(AE) SPAIN: Investigation into rejigging of statistics in Valencia
(AE) COMPETITION: Commission welcomes court ruling against Telefonica
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) GEORGIA: EPP Group concerned at acts of intimidation towards opposition
(AE) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: EU calls for reconciliation
(AE) UKRAINE:
(AE) SYRIA: EU hails Staffan de Mistura's appointment as UN representative
(AE) YEMEN: EU condemns violence and calls for ceasefire to be respected
(AE) JAPAN: Free-trade negotiations start their second year
(AE) USA: Agrifood lobby dominates TTIP negotiations
(AE) USA: Switzerland would benefit from ambitious TTIP on non-tariff barriers
(AE) ENERGY: Agreement in principle on Euromed gas platform
(AE) SOUTH SUDAN: EU ups the ante on alarming humanitarian crisis
(AE) EPA:
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