Eurozone for sale, any takers?

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Published 2nd November 2011 |
Read latest comment - 14th November 2011

So the Eurozone slides once more in chaos, shares are wobbling all over the place, and Lloyds CEO takes some R&R because of health reasons. Greece now wants a referendum on whether to leave the Eurozone, which could cripple a lot of European banks, which will have a knock on global effect.

If the Eurozone was a small business, I think it would have been closed down a long time ago

So, just need China to step in and bail us all out, it's a funny old world eh

Steve Richardson
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hmmm, new governments in Greece and Italy, wonder if it will make any difference or is it delaying the inevitable? Bankruptcy?

Steve Richardson
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14th November 2011 4:38 PM
Personally I think it doesn't matter who is leading Italy & Greece, if they have no money....they have no money - Simple! You could be the best, most suited individual to run a country - but if your country has no money to pay its liabilities then that's the end of it. All this delaying is making matters worse I think - let the s*it hit the fan and then deal with it....

All this delaying is making matters worse I think - let the s*it hit the fan and then deal with it....

Yup, tend to agree, if the house of cards is going to come down, lets get it over and done with

Steve Richardson
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