Rolling economic and financial news, as a new survey finds that investors are more concerned about Greece leaving the eurozoneSentix: 38% of investors see eurozone break-up this yearIntroduction: Third Greek bailout needed? 7.59am GMT More investors expect the eurozone to fracture over the next 12 months than at any time since the Cyprus bailout crisis of March 2013.The Euro Break-up Index, calculated by German research group Sentix, jumped to a two-year high of 38% in February, from around 24% in January, with more investors predicting a Greek exit. The development is driven by a clearly worsening assessment of investors concerning Greece....Despite the solution which was found last week for Greece ever more investors expect the Mediterranean country to leave the euro soon. 7.58am GMT Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of the world economy, the financial market, the eurozone, and business.“We are negotiating a third rescue for Greece.”“Euro zone finance ministers are not discussing a third bailout.” #Varoufakis on #enikos : Greek #repayments will be made in full - #Greece #IMF #bailout http://t.co/9p9ZRAfeoV pic.twitter.com/MdDqg5CGxLin athens, we're looking at the end of creative vagueness as finmin varoufakis says he'll go to monday's eurogroup with 6 proposed reformsBarclays provides £1.25bn for forex rigging investigations, another £200m for PPI Continue reading...
 |
| READ THE ORIGINAL POST AT www.theguardian.com |
