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In a season of nightmare projections for Europe, this one could be the scariest: Greece leaves the euro currency union at the same time that Spain's banking system is collapsing.
In many ways, the market convulsion last week was a test run for those crises, as political deadlock in Greece and mounting fears over the health of Bankia, one of the largest consumer banks in Spain, converged. Moody's Investors Service downgraded the entire Spanish banking sector on Thursday.
Investors will be hoping that European leaders in Brussels, if not in Frankfurt, where the European Central Bank is based, can finally start to map out an action plan. It is not clear that policymakers have many good options.
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As I understand few weeks ago, Greece was possible be broke on June. It seem there are complex situation going on with bank at German which original was and unable to make deal.
Anyway, it seem as if Europe Union are fall apart. Worst, if Italy fail and then the whole thing is done.
I have been ask if it's good idea to visit Greece?