The Globe and Mail Published February 11, 2010 This article was published more than 10 years ago. Some information in it may no longer be current. Stories Report on Business is following today : Markets await details on Greece The president of the European Union announced this morning the members of the euro currency zone are prepared to take co-ordinated measures to deal with the Greek debt crisis, but markets are awaiting details. Herman Van Rompuy, speaking at an economic summit of EU leaders in Brussels, gave no details of firm assistance, telling reporters only that "euro area members will take determined and co-ordinated action if needed to safeguard stability in the euro zone as a whole." The euro, which is shared by 16 European countries, was initially buoyed by word of a deal, but then dipped back, and traders were waiting to hear more after the meeting.