How worried should investors be about Europe's 'high risk' Southern economies?
Now the UK's Brexit referendum is old news, Europe's troubled peripheral economies are once again under the spotlight as political deadlock in Spain and Greece's growing debt burden cast a shadow on their recovery prospects.
Although the UK's decision to exit the European Union in June did little to dent the economies of Spain and Greece, with exports from the two countries to the UK accounting for a mere 2.2% of EU GDP, the...
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