- Greece crisis: Far left Syriza pulls out of talks, the anti-bailout party could win (BBC)
- Germany warns Greece it will halt aid unless it commits to bailout agreements (Telegraph)
- Bundesbank chief: no basis for further financial aid if Greece backs off rescue programs (AP at Washington Post)
- Euro Will Have to Be Devalued to Save EU: Wharton Prof. Jeremy Siegel (CNBC)
- Central Bankers Now Talking Publicly of Greek Exit (FT/CNBC)
- Euro Officials Begin to Weigh Greek Exit (Bloomberg)
- Greek exit not fatal for eurozone, says ECB's Honohan (Ekathimerini)
- Greece will run out of money soon, warns deputy prime minister (Telegraph)
- As European Austerity Ends, So Could the Euro (Bloomberg)
- Fears over Spain linger despite banking plan (Reuters at Chicago Tribune)
- Shades of Weimar? Only the ECB Can Save Europe – John Mauldin (WSJ - MarketBeat)
- Bundesbank Prepared to Accept Higher Inflation (Spiegel)
- German Central Bank Stays Tough on Inflation (WSJ)
- Bundesbank boss tells Hollande to leave EU fiscal pact alone (AFP at Google News)
- Euro zone output falls, bloc heading into recession (Reuters)
- Coene says ECB may lower growth forecast in June (Reuters)
- Desperately seeking a bailout for Spain and its banks: Nouriel Roubini (FT)
- Roubini: EU To Break Up Once Contagion Hits Italy And Spain (Forbes)
- Huge Sense of Doom Among ‘Grexit’ Predictions (CNBC)
- Eurodämmerung (Paul Krugman at NYT)
- Goldman Sachs Cuts Forecasts For Euro Against Dollar (WSJ)
- Contrarian: Deutsche Bank Head Of FX Research Says Euro Breakup Fears Overblown (WSJ)
Below are two charts of EUR/USD (Euro/US Dollar) courtesy of freestockcharts.com.
Links from 5/9 on Greece, the euro, and European banks.
