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The euro will break up within five years, according to a survey of leading economists.
The dire state of the public finances of Greece and other eurozone members such as Portugal, Spain, Italy and Ireland have driven the single currency to a four-year low against the dollar and cast doubts over its future.
Originally posted by LarryLove
The preferred currency for 16 member states of the European Union is the Euro. If analysts are right and the currency has only four to five years left before it will break up, what happens to those 16 countries? Do they start bringing old currencies back now and slowly phase out the Euro? I am no economist so seek a wiser ATS view.
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