A round-up of the key stories across the specialist financial media, including news that the ECB's second, and perhaps the last, three-year LTRO is scheduled for today.
ECB offers banks second, maybe last, mega funds fix
The European Central Bank is expected to pump half a trillion euros into the eurozone's financial system for the second time in as many months on Wednesday in what may be the last such operation.
Greece’s Parliament has ratified a €3.2 billion package of spending cuts to the 2012 budget, taking Prime Minister Lucas Papademos one step closer to the country securing a rescue package to avert financial collapse.
JPMorgan Chase executives have told investors the bank will prosper even after the implementation of new regulations as they maintained profit targets and dismissed talk of a threat to Wall Street’s business model.
India’s weakening economy grew 6.1 percent in the quarter to the end of December, the slowest in three years, deepening fears about the country’s growth prospects.
Authorities are investigating whether a top Goldman Sachs manager passed inside information about technology stocks to the firm's hedge-fund clients, people close to the situation said.
