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The economic meltdown of Greece sunk the euro in early 2010, and the currency's recovery now hinges on a Greek bailout. Proposals to aid Greece were still being rumored and negotiated as of press time, including talk of help coming from Germany. Kathy Lien, director of currency research at GFT, says the only possibility is for Germany to bail out Greece through one of its local banks, which would require a Parliamentary vote. Germany is leading the charge to nip this in the bud and prevent a full-scale speculative onslaught against the euro, says Brian Dolan, chief currency strategist at Forex.com.
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Euro's Greek Tragedy
The economic meltdown of Greece sunk the euro in early 2010, and the curren...
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