Saturday, 7 July 2012


Saturday, July 07, 2012

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
Just one week after the latest
bailout, the euro crisis is getting
worse again
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From Zero Hedge:

Summit full life: One week. Literally.

Last Friday morning, speculation that 
Germany had "caved" to Mario Monti, 
somehow allowing beggars to be choosers, 
and would allow an unconditional and 
IMF-free rescue of Spain and Italy while 
the seniority of the ESM was eliminated,
 sending the Spanish 10-year yield to under 
6.2%.

The same security is now back over 7%, 
where it was just before the summit, as 
Finland and Holland (or half of Europe's 
AAA-rated countries), and even Germany,
 made it quite clear, as we said all along, 
that stripping seniority of a piece of debt is
 far more complex than saying one wants
 to do it in a Memorandum of Understanding.

The other thing pushing Spanish spreads