Investment bank Saxo is starting to make noises regarding the economic mayhem which is the Eurozone. They could, of course, be suggesting the worst for their own ends. Personally, the author thinks that this could only be a possibility should they be betting on the demise of the currency. The fate of the Euro is not good and is almost bound to experience a partial collapse. Logically, investment banks cannot be setting out their 'stalls', until some positive signs show up regarding the future of the region; but, due to the intransigence of the Brussels elite, and 'die hards' such as Germany and France, there is nothing on the horizon. So the markets will ultimately put a stop to this stupidity of buying off debt with money that simply does not exist.
CHRISTMAS WON'T BE SO MERRY FOR GREECE AND SPAIN.
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