Chris Giles, Russell Birkett and Cleve Jones , in the FT of May 21st, produced a graphic of a possible Greek default.
Today, the Greek parliamentary vote will decide on the "morning after".
If the vote is NO, as SYRIZA calls for, a default is themost likely certain outcome, and the linked graphic applies. This, of course, is pure scaremongering, if one listens to SYRIZA.
Because I am ideologically terrorised by SYRIZA I will, as of this moment, stop being a scaremongerer(sic).
What might the second best lower-than-nightmare scenario be?.... Well, there isn't one, because ït's, at the least, the EURO-core politics, stupid!
I told a friend not to panic some months ago. Tonight, after a NO vote, I intend to call him up and tell him that he is free to panic.
Today, the Greek parliamentary vote will decide on the "morning after".
If the vote is NO, as SYRIZA calls for, a default is the
Because I am ideologically terrorised by SYRIZA I will, as of this moment, stop being a scaremongerer(sic).
What might the second
I told a friend not to panic some months ago. Tonight, after a NO vote, I intend to call him up and tell him that he is free to panic.
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