EU commissioner endorses Irish budget frontloading (AFP)

AFP - Ireland’s decision to frontload a four-year 15-billion-euro (20.8-billion-dollar) deficit correction in next month’s budget was endorsed Monday by EU economic commissioner Olli Rehn.

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