21.10.2009, 20:59
@Erich
Aber Vorsicht! Zumindest die französische Regierung sieht diese Entwicklung als Bedrohung für den TEuro an...
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Aber Vorsicht! Zumindest die französische Regierung sieht diese Entwicklung als Bedrohung für den TEuro an...
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Zitat:Euro at $1.50 is 'disaster' for Europe
France has given its clearest indication to date that the surging euro is a threat to Europe's fragile recovery and will not be tolerated for much longer.
"The euro at $1.50 is a disaster for the European economy and industry," said Henri Guaino, right-hand man of President Nicolas Sarkozy.
The currency has risen 15pc in trade-weighted terms since March, equivalent to six quarter of a percentage-point rises in interest rates. It briefly flirted with $1.50 against the dollar on Tuesday before falling back on intervention fears.