Примери за използване на Leaving the eurozone на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Leaving the Eurozone is.
And that means leaving the Eurozone.
Yes, leaving the eurozone will be very costly for any party involved.
I believe that Italy is considering leaving the Eurozone.
Weak countries leaving the Eurozone in order to be able to devalue their currencies and regain competiveness;
A precedent is by all means possible- a state leaving the Eurozone.
Thus Syriza did not even prepare for leaving the Eurozone, much less for leaving the European Union.
I don't think it will be resolved without Greece leaving the eurozone.
It was notable that he said nothing about leaving the eurozone, something he promised frequently when his party was still in the opposition.
One year ago Greece was on the verge of leaving the eurozone.
Leaving the eurozone is the solution to Greece's troubles, according to markets analyst Louise Cooper, from BGC Partners.
Neither Athens norBrussels has an interest in Greece leaving the eurozone.
Those who- like ourselves- believe that leaving the eurozone will eventually be necessary must acknowledge that this cannot be done immediately.
Germany wants Greece to choose between economic collapse and leaving the eurozone.
Janis Emmanouilidis also notes that leaving the eurozone- a legally unregulated and difficult to organize maneuver- would have its costs for the EU.
And the alternative was a default of the country,a collapse of its economy and leaving the eurozone.
FINLAND would consider leaving the eurozone rather than paying the debts of other countries in the currency bloc, Finnish Finance Minister Jutta Urpilainen has said.
While leaving the EU is clearly regulated in Article 50 of the treaty there is no similar article for leaving the eurozone.
There are different scenarios that I can imagine for the euro:strong countries leaving the Eurozone, unwilling to pay for a bottomless pit of EU debt;
On 6 May 2011, Spiegel Online published a sensational story claiming that according to German government sources Greece was considering leaving the Eurozone.
Senior policymakers in Paris, Berlin and Brussels are reported to have discussed the possibility of one or more countries leaving the eurozone, while the remaining core pushes on toward deeper economic integration, including on tax and fiscal policy.
They would start to ask why their own governments shouldnot follow the Greek path and voice a preference for leaving the eurozone.
Greece wants to re-negotiate its bailout, butMr Greenspan said"I don't think it will be resolved without Greece leaving the eurozone"….
And to what extent the idea of Greece leaving the eurozone is realistic? Even according to the document quoted by Der Spiegel, such developments will“seriously damage faith in the functioning of the eurozone”, would destroy the Greek banking system and would cause large losses for foreign banks, including German banks and the European Central Bank.
Amid one of the worst crises in EU history,the head of the European Commission stated that the risk of Greece leaving the eurozone is stopped.
Now the risk of bankruptcy for Greece over its debt payments is 50-50%,according to UBS although analysts are convinced that bankruptcy does not necessarily mean leaving the Eurozone.
Amid one of the worst crises in the EU's history,the head of the European Commission said the risk of Greece leaving the eurozone had been averted.
This analysis, written two years ago, finds a very appropriate context these days, moreover that yet at his first news conference after taking the post of a new ECB chief,the Italian Mario Draghi firmly stated that leaving the eurozone was impossible because it was not in the treaties.
In the last days it is reported of a mass money exodus from Greece, a"drahmatic" scenario is also being discussed to end the Greek drama, andeven before the May 6 elections the public domain is flooded by scenarios for a Greek leaving the eurozone, called where jokingly where quite seriously a Grexit(Greece+ exit).