German size of IMF loans not yet fixed - Buba

BERLIN, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Germany has not yet fixed the size of its contribution to Europe's planned package of loans to the IMF designed to strengthen the fund's firefighting powers but will do so in the coming week. "Talks between the Bundesbank and the government are ongoing. Concrete numbers of ...

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