The Eurozone is back in sharp focus, following inconclusive Greek elections in May and the fear of more turbulence following the country’s planned second elections on 17 June. The risk of a partial euro break-up has increased significantly and the economic consequences, while possibly very severe, are highly uncertain.
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The Eurozone is back in sharp focus, following inconclusive Greek elections in May and the fear of more turbulence following the country’s planned second elections on 17 June. The risk of a partial euro break-up has increased significantly and the economic consequences, while possibly very severe, are highly uncertain.
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