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What leading eurozone countries could pay to rescue Greece

12 April 2010, 18:17 CET
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(PARIS) - Here are the estimated contributions that leading eurozone countries would make if a 30-billion-euro (41-billion-dollar) loan programme for Greece were activated:

GERMANY: 8.4 billion euros

FRANCE: 6.0 billion euros

ITALY: 5.4 billion euros

SPAIN: 3.675 billion euros

NETHERLANDS: 1.8 billion euros

PORTUGAL: 775 million euros

The figures were provided by the countries themselves or, in the case of France, Italy and the Netherlands, reflect the percentage held by them in the capital of the European Central Bank as of January 1, 2009.

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