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Stocks Turn Positive on Reports of a Greek Debt Accord
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I am somewhat surprised that the Greek deal would affect US markets. Their economy is really quite small.
Perhaps the deal means optimism for the future of the EU?
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Goose wrote:
I am somewhat surprised that the Greek deal would affect US markets. Their economy is really quite small.
Perhaps the deal means optimism for the future of the EU?
All the EU did was kick the can down the road a bit. The bailout extension only lasts four months. And there is still a major disagreement between Greece and them wanting to give up austerity and the EU who wants them to continue it.
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