The single currency EUR has surged to a new seven-month high after S&P upgraded Greece five notches to B-minus from selective default. The credit agency seems to be trying to send a signal that perhaps the worst of Greece’s problems are over. Mind you, tell that to the people of Greece who still cannot fund the basic necessities.
The single currency EUR has surged to a new seven-month high after S&P upgraded Greece five notches to B-minus from selective default. The credit agency seems to be trying to send a signal that perhaps the worst of Greece’s problems are over. Mind you, tell that to the people of Greece who still cannot fund the basic necessities.
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