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Splinter group may move ahead on finance tax

22.06.12 @ 09:01

  1. By EUOBSERVER

A splinter group of nine EU countries, led by France and Germany, have indicated they will move forward with a financial transactions tax adding pressure on EU finance ministers to agree common rules when meeting in Luxembourg Friday for the last time under the Danish EU presidency.

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