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Yesterday in the german newspapers it sounds like they want to tax everything: Stocks, Derivate, CFDs and Currencies (for the EC FTT)

German financial newspaper "Handelsblatt" says today that Barroso has made Propaganda for a global FFT behind the Scene .... Of course he wants the income for development aid and not for the EU budget. Tricky Politicans

Really? - than i got it wrong. My understanding was citizenship.

You are a EU Citizen so you will have to pay, because as a trader you are devils son who has to pay for the misery of the world. Looks like the EU wil blackmail the rest of the world to get your money ....

Can we (Germany) buy out Tim for the job as finance minister ?

Senior German CDU lawmaker Meister: Should talk with Britain over “package” to implement EU-wide financial transaction tax (don’t waste your breathe)

They will work for a task group (working group, advicer group) inside the G20. There topics are the international currency reserves, capital transactions control and rates of exchange. You know Sarcozy or other forces wants a new international monetary order and this group should give them...

Ex Bundespräsident Horst Köhler together with Paul Volcker advising Sarkozy in the coming months in context with his G20 leading. Merkels economic adviser Jens Weidmann will be in the group too. - they will hunting for the FTT in the G20 Group.

The bad thing is that UK is on board too .....

In other words: we will get it.... thats not funny ....

End of the 80th the BUND was trading at Liffe London. Coming home Bund and DAX, London is a nice place .....

Maybe its only political propaganda, so they can say hey folks look we tried eyerything .... but there is no way for a TT.

After Sarkoies visit Merkel in Berlin today Germany and France will call for a Bank levy plus a TT together on the next G20 meeting.

Schäuble was fighting for a Bank Levy plus Transaction Tax because its Merkels demand (Vorgabe). If G20 will not follow they will try to implement it for Europe. For Europe i think it all will depend from good old England. Stay strong UK ! Source German Financial Newspaper...

South Korea (Reuters) - The world's top economies scrapped plans for a universal global bank tax on Saturday, giving countries plenty of wiggle room over how to make banks pay for their bailouts in future. Finance ministers from the Group of 20 countries ended a two-day meeting to review...