"When Will the Euro Collapse?" Commentary by Mathew Lynn

[CashBackForex]

Matthew Lynn has a column called Matthew Lynn's London Eye which is published in Market Watch, as well as other outlets, usually on a weekly basis. Lynn, a financial writer, has also written a series of novels.

Today's article "When will the euro collapse? It's already dead...Commentary: It's just the shell of a real currency" is the most popular story on Market Watch today. The Alexa rating for Market Watch is 595 Global and 259 US so this opinion is getting wide global coverage.

This article well worth a read.

 

[Toby]

The Euro is not dead and cannot die, countries however will take the blow. He's got te right words but wrong angle. I think certain euro-zone countries arew already dead, not the currency

 

[Fxpipper]

Not sure, did read the article and frankly not too happy with the way things are panning out. And as regards the collapse of Euro, it's more of a question of "when" rather than "if".

 

[ForexticketIndia]

Frankly speaking I am not so sure about the currency been dead... But I wonder if Southern countries will be joining the euro for much longer as they cannot control it, promote their exports and reactivate their economies...

 

[Fxpipper]

All eyes are on Germany..for now, the fate of euro hangs on deutshemark..

 

[Adam FX]

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Not sure, did read the article and frankly not too happy with the way things are panning out. And as regards the collapse of Euro, it's more of a question of "when" rather than "if".

ok, but then when?

 

[Alan58]

ok, but then when?

May be after knowing Germany's decision.

 

[stonecoldmichael]

The world is on a precipice, and Europe is on the brink. The Euro can survive, but expectations as to what this means have to change. I doubt that the Euro will recover to its previous highs again, as the world has evolved and markets have emerged in the last decade that were not as prominent or influentiail before. The East has embraced and reacted to trouble in the west and this has to be accounted for.