Finland supports Portuguese bailout; calls for international banking tax

Central Banking Newsdesk
12 May 2011

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Finnish prime minister-elect, Jyrki Katainen on Tuesday held talks with major political parties in Finland to decide the country's stance on a bailout package for Portugal. Katainen leads the conservative National Coalition Party, the largest party in parliament after last month's elections.

In a statement titled "Agreement between the National Coalition Party and the Social Democratic Party on the future EU policy of Finland," seen by CentralBanking.com, the two parties support the Portuguese

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