Salgado says Spain's banks are solvent: WSJ
MADRID (MarketWatch) -- Spain's Finance Minister Elena Salgado on Wednesday reiterated that the Spanish banking system is solvent and not going bust, in an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal. Salgado said Spain's financial institutions could offer "lessons for the rest of Europe and the world," while saying they are "set to emerge as more efficient and resilient to any future crisis." She ...
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