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Finnish foreign minister: 'We have to face openly the possibility of a euro breakup'
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S4mus |
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...is that so? In mean greece is small too, but if so why is everyone talking about them? just imagine if finland would leave what is, at the moment, unlikly but this would cause a massive shockwave or even the deathblow. And yes they already made such a hint. here: Finland could leave the eurozone rather than pay other nations' debts, says Jutta Urpilainen [ link to www.telegraph.co.uk] Quoting: S4mus There is still big bucks trading Euros if it was going to die you would see volume dry up to nothing before it happens all the rats will run long before. dude! wake up there is a massive capital flight in the euro zone. There is not and im awake! There is not a capital flight FROM the Euro, im looking at it right now! There is more volume than there has ever been! Dude! Yes I hate the idea of the Euro as well, but there is no capital flight at all. ok I apologize for the "wake up" lets discuss. In my opinion there is a capital flight (Capital flight, in economics, occurs when assets or money rapidly flow out of a country, due to an event of economic consequence.) here: Spain reveals €100bn capital flight [ link to www.ft.com] Capital flight from Italian banks reaches €270bn [ link to www.investmenteurope.net] 'Capital flight' causing trouble in Greece [ link to news.bbc.co.uk] Euro Zone Faces Capital Flight: Currency Strategists [ link to www.cnbc.com]
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