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02/07/2012 14:06:29 - Voilą - (Luca Isabella)
FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- Finland said Monday it would block the euro zone's permanent rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism, from buying government bonds in the open market, Reuters reported. European Union leaders on Friday moved to ease rules on allowing the ESM and the temporary European Financial Stability Facility to buy distressed government bonds in an effort to relieve upward pressure on Spanish and Italian bond yields. "Due to the intervention of Finland and, among others, the Netherlands, the possibility of ESM operations in the secondary markets was blocked," the Finnish government said in a report to a parliamentary committee, Reuters reported. Bond buys would require unanimous approval from the 17 euro-zone member states.

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