Norway offers IMF €7 billion to help euro zone

RTE Wednesday 21st December, 2011

Norway has offered the International Monetary Fund about €7 billion to help bolster the European economy, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said. "Norway today offered the International Monetary Fund a loan of 55 billion kroner to help stabilise the European economy," Stoltenberg said. Earlier this week, the 17 countries that share the euro ...

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