The Economist (May 20, 2010)
Despite a massive $950 billion rescue plan, investors “remain nervous” about the euro. More worryingly, European leaders remain confused. Major changes are necessary to save the euro: “How sad that most euro-zone governments still do not seem to get it; how pathetic that they cover their ignorance by blaming hedge-fund managers in London.”
Despite a massive $950 billion rescue plan, investors “remain nervous” about the euro. More worryingly, European leaders remain confused. Major changes are necessary to save the euro: “How sad that most euro-zone governments still do not seem to get it; how pathetic that they cover their ignorance by blaming hedge-fund managers in London.”
Tags: euro, Hedge funds, Investors