After a five-hour meeting of finance ministers in Brussels from states using the euro currency with nothing to show for it, all eyes are sharply focussed on what the markets will make of the eurozone's immobility.
Despite urgent calls from some quarters to hike the ceiling of the euro area's rescue fund and even for the European Union to begin issuing its own bonds as speculation mounts of a break-up of the euro, ministers from 16 states came to no conclusions.
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