Eurozone crisis live: Ministers to debate banking supervision Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of the eurozone financial crisis - and other key events in the global economy. European finance ministers are gathering in Brussels this morning for an Ecofin meeting, where plans for banking supervision are top of the agenda. Analysts expect a bruising session, as ministers attempt to agree the details of a package setting up a single supervisory mechanism (SSM) for the eurozone's banking sector. France and Germany have been divided over the issue for months. They disagree over how many banks should be overseen by the new super-regulator (Paris wants all eurozone banks to be covered), and when the SSM should begin (Berlin isn't convinced that it should start early in 2013). So we might see a breakthrough, or it could be another meeting where little is achieved. Also coming up this morning, we have new Spanish unemployment data, a fresh survey of the UK construction sector, and an interest rate decision from Canada - which is rather more interesting now that Britain has poached their central banker...