Grexit (Greece exiting Euro) what would be the consequences?

Discussion in 'Economics' started by uexkuell, Jun 26, 2015.

What would be the consequences of Grexit (Greece exiting Euro)

  1. Euro decreasing

    11 vote(s)
    47.8%
  2. Euro increasing

    7 vote(s)
    30.4%
  3. S&P 500 decreasing

    8 vote(s)
    34.8%
  4. S&P 500 increasing

    4 vote(s)
    17.4%
  5. DAX decreasing

    9 vote(s)
    39.1%
  6. DAX increasing

    3 vote(s)
    13.0%
Multiple votes are allowed.
  1. 2 hours ago: Program for Greece will NOT be extended. Eurogroup wil continue WITHOUT Greece.
    "A deathline is a deathline." was the comment.

    When Greece started to talk about a referendum there was a small run on the banks. Banks that were normally open on saturday were closed and there a queues at the ATM machines, of which many are already empty.
    Smart people took already their money out of Greece a long time ago. We will see what will happen on monday. Probably a disaster in Greece.
     
    Last edited: Jun 27, 2015
    #11     Jun 27, 2015
  2. Look out below on Monday-----
     
    #12     Jun 27, 2015
  3. sheda

    sheda

    About time.
     
    #13     Jun 27, 2015
  4. clacy

    clacy

    Either way this had to be dealt with. It could have a positive effect on the Euro currency. You might make the case that cutting your weekest link could make you stronger.

    I can't imagine Greece brought much good to the table for the EU anyway.
     
    #14     Jun 27, 2015
  5. zdreg

    zdreg

    it was my first thought but the addition of a growing migration issue suggests this economic mess is not nears its conclusion. maybe socialism has finally caught these nations in a black hole.
     
    #15     Jun 27, 2015
  6. sheda

    sheda

    WHo thinks the Euro and the eu its self will exist in 2025?
     
    #16     Jun 27, 2015
  7. i960

    i960

    I also consider this a possibility that Greece is just a canary in this experiment that is the Eurozone and EU. You cannot have a sane monetary policy that works for everyone with disparate political structures and no *real* union. This is not the United States of Europe.

    Also ignoring all of that and even ignoring the current Greek debt issues just how is Greece supposed to succeed with the very high levels of unemployment present there? You also have Germany setting policy with its desires in mind that may not be compatible with all countries in the "Union" that further contribute to the problem.
     
    #17     Jun 27, 2015
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  8. clacy

    clacy


    The concept of the EU always seemed like a long shot to me, but these things can go on a lot longer than one might imagine.
     
    #18     Jun 27, 2015
  9. hajimow

    hajimow

    Don't expect any outcome by this Monday and not even next Monday and maybe even more.
     
    #19     Jun 28, 2015
  10. Europe will not disappear as a nation but probably shrink to the strongest (less socialistic) countries. So without the southern part of Europe ( Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece) and without some eastern European countries (Hungary , Bulgaria..)... This option was already one time on the table.
    Politicians in the European parlement receive scandalous salaries without having to work really and without any responsability if things go wrong. To protect these scandalous salaries Europe should continue to exist. Politicians (all over the world) ruin economies because they only thing about themselves and most of them have no clue what economy means (in my country most of them are lawyers). That's why worldwide all countries are deeply in debts now.
    The timing of what happens now was planned. Now Europe and Greece have 48 hours to take financial measures, and it is even not sure if banks will open on monday. These things always happen in weekends.
     
    #20     Jun 28, 2015
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