Translations for „Grexit“ in the English » German Dictionary

Grexit [ˈgreksɪt] N POL

Grexit

Grexit m

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English

But at some stage soon both sides need to acknowledge that there is room for a satisfactory outcome short of Grexit.

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So we have to avoid Grexit in any way.

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A Grexit would represent a huge political failure for the bloc, with potentially destabilising consequences: the principle of irreversibility would have been shattered.

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In other words, claiming that a possible Grexit will leave the eurozone immune, is definitely bold.

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Austerity is the other big issue for Grexit advocates.

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Why the renewed talk of a Grexit from the eurozone?

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This "deal" has taken fears of Grexit away in the short-run but you shouldn't think that this solves the problem.

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It was the subject of repeated debate over a possible departure from the single currency (the so-called Grexit) in 2011 and again in 2012.

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Lee added that "the world is better prepared" for a Grexit today than it was three years ago.

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Looking at the macro playbook, gold is destined for lower prices once the Grexit is out of the way.

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