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A Greek exit from EMU is imminent says Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, with market chatter setting the...
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Thursday, May 24, 2012, 3:11 PM ETA Greek exit from EMU is imminent says Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, with market chatter setting the timing for the weekend of June 2. The bank takes note of the relentless fall in the euro and comments from the Bundesbank that the exit will be controllable. The euro -0.5% and looking like it wants a $1.24 handle.
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So, the rest of you have it figured out, Greece isn't leaving. Well, whether they do or don't Greeks are in trouble, then Spain, then Portugal then _______, then ________, then_____. Fill in the blanks with whatever country you like. Not sure where to put in the USA[?], well me neither, pick a blank. Not a question of IF the USA will see a "new cost of living", and purchasing power weaker. Question of how soon.
Happy spending.
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