European Union leaders on Thursday agreed at their summit in Brussels to publish detailed results of stress tests on the health of 25 big European banks. Also on Thursday, EU/IMF officials said in Athens that Greece’s fiscal consolidation plan remains on track and its recession could be shallower than originally projected.
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