Polish Finance Minister Tells It Like It Is

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he is english.

I think Polish-English would be a better adjective to apply.

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I think Polish-English would be a better adjective to apply.

Let's settle on Anglo-Polish.It has a ring to it.
Are you just up after your joust with the Californian grape?

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Let's settle on Anglo-Polish.It has a ring to it.
Are you just up after your joust with the Californian grape?

No. I've been up hours.

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Poland's finance minister has said it would be "absurd" for any country to have confidence in the euro given the current economic environment."

Well said, Mr Rostowski. The only thing I don't understand is why so many non-eurozone countries are signing up to the Fiscal Compact Treaty. 

Why put on the straitjacket if you're not already in the asylum?

Source:
Poland 'begrudgingly' signed up to fiscal pact - RT News

Half of the world's money is held in European banks. The Euro is the world's second largest currency. The phrase 'too big to fail' comes to mind here. Maybe that is the reason.

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Half of the world's money is held in European banks. The Euro is the world's second largest currency. The phrase 'too big to fail' comes to mind here. Maybe that is the reason.

Maybe it won't be allowed to fail. The point is that remaining within the eurozone will be difficult for any country whose economic attributes don't match that of the eurozone core, especially Germany.

And when it comes to managing the currency, whose interests will be paramount in the view of the ECB, do you think? The struggling periphery or the core countries?