Finantial Times: «Two urgent questions now face Germany, France and their partners in their struggle to convince the US, China and other non-European governments, not to mention global financial markets, that they have matters under control. The first is whether the Irish bail-out will ease pressure in the bond markets on Portugal, the eurozone’s next weakest link, and obviate the need for a third rescue operation.
The second is whether Europe’s leaders can succeed in dispelling the confusion that surrounds their plan, originally a German brainwave, for the creation of a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for eurozone states in deep financial trouble».
The second is whether Europe’s leaders can succeed in dispelling the confusion that surrounds their plan, originally a German brainwave, for the creation of a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for eurozone states in deep financial trouble».
Wall Street Journal - Em artigo intitulado Two Down, How Many Other Countries to Go in Euro Rescue Mission?, no primeiro parágrafo lê-se: «Right, so that’s Ireland sorted. Let’s move on to Portugal.»
The Telegraph - Portugal next as EMU's Máquina Infernal keeps ticking: «The Portuguese seemed baffled - and pained - that investors should link their country in any way with Greece or Ireland. I am afraid they must come to terms very soon with some unpleasant facts.»
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