Eurozone deal 'dead on arrival' - economists
Leading economists say politicians' agreement on the eurozone debt crisis lacks clarity and is not hard-hitting enough.
The three-pronged deal, decided late last night, includes approval of a mechanism to boost the eurozone's main bailout fund to €1tr (£880bn, a 50% haircut for Greek bondholders, and a requirement for banks...
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