Two weeks ago I read that the British have started to study emergency plans how to aid British citizens in foreign countries in case the Euro currency collapses. - Sounded reasonable.
Last week I heared Switzerland is checking to focus its finanmcial policy on alternatives to the Euro. - Hm. Might be the clever thing to do. Readiness is all, isn't it.
Today I read tat the Irish are preparing as well, and several other European Central Banks as well...!? - Wake up call.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203413304577084483874422516.html?m od=WSJEurope_hpp_LEFTTopStories
Stanley Morgan gives a risk of 20% for a collapse, other bankers say it is all just a preparation for the
unlikely case.
That might be.
But just this year's autumn, the chance for a collapse was claimed to be "unimaginable" and "impossible".