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Originally Posted by Damien
It seems for the moment that the Eurozone won't collapse which is good, hopefully the economies will start to grow and help move beyond the last couple of years. It does seem like Greece might just be kicked out if they can't or won't take bailout money anymore.
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It's not good at all. The longer they keep the Euro on the crash trolley trying to jolt it back to life, the longer the PIIGS have to grow and overtake it. The Euro *is* the problem. They can either dispense with it now, which would cause a train wreck, or else they can dispense with it when they no longer have any choice in the matter, in which case it will be like a nuke going off. Sadly it looks like we're heading for the latter.