European Spotlight: The Potential Consequences (Part 3)

Courtesy Digg - Business & Finance  Fri, 06/11/2010 - 21:40

Thus far, our analysis of the European sovereign debt crisis has focused on the underlying causes and the countries involved.

It is now clear that Greece, Portugal, Spain and Ireland all issued too much bond debt. It is also clear that the bond market has reacted by downgrading the creditworthiness of each country.


 

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