The fate of the euro again in the hands of bureaucrats

Folk wisdom grants Monday special features. For example, Monday is called "hard day", when it is considered that it sets the tone for the entire week. Assuming that both of these assertions are true, then the whole week should be given challenging. How true these insinuations, we learn only on Friday. However, it is possible that for all risky assets and will be. Monday began with another wave of antiriskovyh sentiment, caused by the fall in stock markets in Asia. Japan's Nikkei 225 lost 2.26 per morning%, dropping to 8503.88. Markets in China, South Korea and Singapore are closed today, so low liquidity increases negative mood. Dealers said a reason for sales remained unchanged. He has not changed for many weeks. This anxiety associated with debt problems in Europe, particularly Greece. Rumor has it that on the weekend members of the ruling coalition in Germany were scattered comments about the fact that Greece is better to leave the euro area was good. Ostensibly this is for the benefit of itself, Greece. But not everyone shares this view, therefore, in the press every now and then there are publications about which misfortune bodes collapse of the euro area for the global economy.