The German government is continuing to look at options for helping Opel.
An economy ministry spokesman told a news conference: “We are still working on this, there are various options and scenarios we are looking at … and developments in the United States are of course important.”
A decision is expected by Christmas.
A German regional state has already passed a law giving the Opel EUR500m in loan guarantees in case parent General Motors goes bankrupt.
The region is Hesse, home to the Ruesselsheim plant, near Frankfurt, which has 18,300 employees.
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