Markets worried about Greece, not France: Analysts – Economic Times

Newswires May 4, 2012 0 Comments

Markets worried about Greece, not France: Analysts
Economic Times
PARIS: Financial markets are worried about the outcome of the Greek election, which could jeapordise its international bailout, but are not too concerned about the prospect of Francois Hollande winning the French presidency, analysts say.
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