The euro, already under pressure, came under renewed attack Monday as a French bank speculated that the currency union would inevitably collapse.
Meanwhile, a former chief economist of the European Central Bank warned that a bailout for member country Greece could damage the euro's credibility.
Société Générale strategist Albert Edwards warned investors that any help given to Greece merely “delays the inevitable break-up of the euro zone,” while former European Central Bank Chief Economist Otmar Issing, in a Financial Times piece, said bailing out Greece would be a “major blow” to the currency.
“The viability of the whole framework — nothing less — is at stake,” wrote Issing. (more)
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