EU lawmakers tweak proposed rules on sustainable investments

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union lawmakers agreed to support tweaked proposals governing which financial products can be called green and sustainable after EU member states rejected a deal last week.The rules have the potential to make the European Union a leader in the booming $200 billion (155.88 billion pounds) green bond market and the new compromise won the approval of analysts and environmental groups."It will encourage the markets to make sustainable investments the mainstream," Bas..