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Originally Posted by Kymmy
Show's how little you understand the issue..
If one country drops the euro then it'll strengthen the rest.. The "Next country" line was purely due to the continued recession and not the euro..
@Chris, You have to give them credit though that it lasted this long before one of them got into trouble.. There though always was going to be an issue with so many individual markets trying to link themselves to a single currency.. I would have thought that the simple fact that every country within europe will never give up their own governmental powers and totally default to a european central government for all aspects of rule would have meant that the euro could never be anything but an experiment..
I wonder if the european union will give a push to certain countries and force them to drop out and then at least the core countries from which the euro is stabilised will have a chance to continue??
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Well maybe but here are comments from the Bank of England committee and another one from the IMF chief.
http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/p...isis-1.1108419
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...=feeds-newsxml