The Rocky Eurozone Show

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John Husselbee, CIO at North Investment Partners, examines the continuing horror show that is the eurozone.

The recent French presidential elections resulted in voters taking “a jump to the left”, as President Sarkozy failed to win a second term without the support of those “taking a step to the right.” Francois Hollande becomes the first socialist president of France since Francois Mitterrand swept to power in 1981. Mitterrand was elected on a promise of change and remained in power for the next 14 years. Hollande has campaigned in a similar tone, with change being more economic growth and less austerity. With French unemployment running at 10%, clearly the majority of the population ha...

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