"The crisis in the euro zone may be easing at long last, Standard & Poor’s said, citing the agreements reached last week by European leaders as important steps toward ending the chaos that has led to questions about the very future of the 17-nation currency zone.", Relief May Be In Sight For The Euro Zone, Standard & Poor's Says, New York Times, July 4, 2012
Remember, S&P was one of the rating agencies giving bonds backed by sub-prime loans an investment grade rating. It is true that the current chaos may subside as a result of the recent agreements, however, the core issue of creating a political union is unresolved.
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This is a very bold and risky statement. I am counting on better minds than yours to solve the problem
ReplyDeleteMichael J.: Will the "better mind" please come forward....quickly!
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