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Carmel Asset Management's Jonathan Carmel gave this massive presentation on German exposure to the potential outcomes of the eurozone crisis, and concluded that "Germany is riskier than you think." Since the beginning of the European Monetary Union, German banks and the government have been expanding their exposure to peripheral Europe. No matter what how the crisis ends--fiscal union or euro break-up--dealing with the consequences is likely to be expensive for Germany. Click here to find out why Germany will probably lose no matter what
Since the beginning of the European Monetary Union, German banks and the government have been expanding their exposure to peripheral Europe. No matter what how the crisis ends--fiscal union or euro break-up--dealing with the consequences is likely to be expensive for Germany.
Click here to find out why Germany will probably lose no matter what
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