So has the Euro been saved?

[sasguru]

The summit doesn't really seem to have tackled the excessive debt, forced austerity leading to civil unrest and economic depression, Greek default etc.
Complacent politicians may find out that while "everyone in Europe speaks German", the markets speak English.

[doodab]

I expect we'll see rather rapid integration, followed by the euro being renamed the mark, followed by an invasion attempt around 2020 as punishment for refusing to buy their windmills.

[sasguru]

I predict it won't happen:

Europe back under pressure after summit | Reuters

[eek]

No because if you ignore the UK walking out, nothing new has been decided upon.

Granted they have decided to follow the rules to the letter but if they haven't done so before you in the real world (the market) believes they will do it now.

[suityou01]

I expect we'll see rather rapid integration, followed by the euro being renamed the mark, followed by an invasion attempt around 2020 as punishment for refusing to buy their windmills.

I though you had refuted my claims that Germany were printing Marks?

[DodgyAgent]

No because if you ignore the UK walking out, nothing new has been decided upon.

Granted they have decided to follow the rules to the letter but if they haven't done so before you in the real world (the market) believes they will do it now.

They have not walked they have simply not agreed to the Tobin tax

[BrilloPad]

The Euro has not been saved - but the UK has been appointed official scapegoat for when it fails.

[doodab]

The Euro has not been saved - but the UK has been appointed official scapegoat for when it fails.

[DodgyAgent]

The Euro has not been saved - but the UK has been appointed official scapegoat for when it fails.

Quite. they have tried to sneak in legislation harmful to our single biggest industry on the back of it.

[DodgyAgent]

The Euro has not been saved - but the UK has been appointed official receiver for when it fails.

kerching