Eurozone central bankers have talked publicly for the first time of managing a possible Greek exit from Europe’s monetary union as stalemate in Athens talks on a coalition government raises the prospect that Greece will renege on the terms of its international bailout.
The comments by members of the European Central Bank’s governing council show that the risk of eurozone fragmentation is taken increasingly seriously.
This marks a shift at the ECB, which has said European treaties do not allow for an exit and that a break-up would cause incalculable economic damage.
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