No surprise that last week's Cannes summit did not save the world. 06 Nov 2011 The markets loved it. So that's all right then. Anyone who believes that the euro crisis is over should remind themselves that these are the self-same markets which, not that long ago, were lending to Greece at virtually the same interest rate as they were to Germany. 31 Oct 2011 European debt and equity markets ended a tumultuous week with a rally on Friday. But the threat of a "euroquake" – a systemic collapse which would make Lehman Brothers look tame – is by no means over. 12 Nov 2011 I ended last Sunday’s column by predicting that the latest eurozone bail-out would unravel within two weeks. Amid the post-deal euphoria, this statement raised a few eyebrows. 05 Nov 2011Roger Bootle
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