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All the banks reopen tomorrow apart the bank of Cyprus and the Lalkl so i hope that every single citizen arranges to move their money out of cyprus ---------- Post added at 17:30 ---------- Previous post was at 17:29 ---------- Quote:
wonder how this will affect that, after all raiding peoples accounts will not be popular there anymore than it is anywhere else |
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Germany is probably the strongest economy in the Eurozone but even they won't be able to save all the weaker economies in the EU. The Euro problem has been postponed not solved and sooner or later we will have another Euro crisis.
The Eurozone can only really survive if the EU nations go back to their original currencies and operate at a level they can afford. The Euro-one-size-fits-all-philosophy is not realistic and is like asking runners of vastly varying abilities to turn in an Olympic-level running performance over an ever-changing course..It would be extremely tough for the best runners but crucifying for the others. Cyprus is the latest casualty but there will no doubt be others. Indeed the UK is beginning to suffer as the loss of the AAA credit rating shows. The thing that intrigues me is whether or not the leaders of these countries cut their salaries given that they are the ones who made the decisions.If the UK is typical the government decision makers have retained their salaries, expenses and pensions while cutting the salaries & pensions of others and causing mass redundancies. It'll be interesting to see how this all turns out as the budget did not offer much hope and gave no real practical solutions to the nation's problems. |
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There really was no easy solution to this. What I think is especially disingenuous to complain about Germany giving them this debt and to complain that savings are being raided. There was no solution that allowed the EU to stay out of it and for the savings to be protected. |
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Of course some would say that the Germans have very much enjoyed benefiting from Euro membership and don't much like the flip side of the coin.
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As predicted, now they know they can get away with it, they are prepared to do it again:
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Was obvious once done once they would think about it again but....surely saying this publicly means it will just speed up the demise of the euro currency as everyone takes their money out of the banks here and moves under the bed or other non-eu countries. All is not as it seems... |
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Maybe now would be a good time to invest in Mattress and Fire Safe companies?
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