Spanish Sovereign
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Some form of resolution to the Greek debt crisis could be imminent in a bid to stop contagion as Italian and Spanish govvies cheapened again on Monday morning and EU finance ministers met in Brussels.
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The latest initiatives designed to stave off a Greek default are unlikely to be successful, for the same reason that previous measures have failed — namely, that they don't tackle the fundamental issues. In any case, trying to keep the eurozone together is the wrong goal.
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European sovereign were among the markets that tanked on Monday morning, after Eurozone politicians postponed their announcement over a further bail-out for Greece until their next meeting on July 11.
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Peripheral bonds got whacked on Thursday. The cause was much the same as has often been the case in the last 18 months — European politicians spreading doom and gloom.