SOROS:
Europe Has 3 Days To Avoid A Fiasco That Could Turn Fatal
George
Soros is out with a new proposal on how to fix the Eurozone
crisis
25
June, 2012
As we
wrote about last night,
investor George
Soros is
out with a new proposal on how to fix the Eurozone crisis.
The
basic idea is: A new "debt redemption fund" would be
launched, which would have the ability to buy up sovereign debt
funding itself via ECB backed Treasuries with the safest risk
weighting. In exchange for countries being able to fund itself via
that fund, they would have to agree to various structural reforms.
Any failure to deliver on reforms would get a penalty, but not a
fatal one. Eventually after all the reforms were made, a more
complete fiscal union/Eurobonds scheme could be enacted.
Today
he's done a big interview with Bloomberg TV promoting
the idea.
His
most stark warning: If Europe doesn't solve anything at its summit
over the next three days, Europe could be left with a fiasco that
could be fatal, because Greece might leave the Eurozone without a
major firewall being in place.
Anyway, the tension building up to this week's EU summit is pretty intense, and Soros has just the stakes. This will be the theme of the week.
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