Dresden (Germany) (AFP) – Greece’s fate in the euro area continued to cast a shadow over the second and final day of a Group of Seven finance ministers meeting in Dresden Friday with still no sign of a deal in sight.The governor of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda — who is attending the meeting — warned of the consequences of a possible “Grexit” or Greek exit from the euro. “If for the first time a country leaves the eurozone, then it won’t be the same stable monetary union as before,” Kuroda told the business daily Handelsblatt. In fact, the …read more
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