Sortie de l'euro

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Le chef de la Deutsche Bank Ackermann a osé le dire: La Grèce ne pourra jamais rembourser. Les 750 milliards n'y changeront rien. Jürgen Stark, chef économiste de la BCE est de l'avis que des centaines de milliards d'euros sont gaspillés seulement pour gagner du temps. Paul Volcker, ex-chef de la Banque Centrale Américaine et actuel conseiller économiste de la maison blanche a annoncé: L'euro menace de s'effriter complètement.
Suffisamment d'indices pour justifier la fuite internationale hors de l'euro.

Le gouvernement chinois a annoncé vouloir se débarrasser prochainement 500 milliards d'euros. Si les chinois commencent, le cours de l'euro devrait rapidement descendre en dessous du seuil des 82 US-cents. [...]

Raus aus dem Euro! (Jugendfreiheit)

L'euro est comme une poule dont on a coupé la tête. Elle continue à courir dans tous les sens pendant quelques minutes avant de s'écrouler. L'euro se trouve dans ce stade (John Tailor).

GERMANY is rumoured to be printing Deutschemark banknotes again in preparation for ditching the euro and distancing itself from Greece and the other ailing states that started the sovereign debt crisis.

As fears mount about the survival of the euro, it is said Germany’s central bank, the Bundesbank, has been ordered to print new marks as part of contingency plans to leave Europe’s single currency.

This would be an extraordinary step for Germany and would deepen the growing divide between Europe’s leading states. Since its introduction in 1999, the euro has had a tough time trying to win over a sceptical German public, who saw the mark as a symbol of their post-war prosperity. Regarded as one of the world’s most stable currencies, it was second only to the US dollar as the reserve currency of choice for investors and governments.

Despite the joint €750billion euro European Union-International Monetary Fund bailout package unveiled this month, there are growing fears that it will not be enough to save Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy and other states from financial collapse.

If the bailout package fails to stabilise Europe and the euro, analysts fear the global economy could plunge back into recession.

UBS analysts Paul Reynolds and Joelle Anamootoo said: “If the rescue programme fails altogether, we are looking at a potentially much more negative picture.”

Express.co.uk

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