euro

THE BIG QUESTION

Billionaire investor George Soros says Germany is the "main protagonist" in the euro's crisis.

Lombard St Research has expressed concerns Spain may have to leave the euro if it does not take drastic steps to improve its public finances.

Sarasin managing partner Guy Monson has been orientating to take advantage of the weakening euro in his global multi-asset fund.

BONDS

Investors are placing bets on a Black Monday-style crash in the UK stock market at the fastest rate since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, the Bank of England warns.

COMMENT

M&G's Richard Woolnough, who sparked strong debate over his negative view on the euro, discusses why a new single-currency might be the best thing for the troubled European bloc.

Thames River's Peter Geikie-Cobb is looking to rebuild the US dollar exposure of his Global Bond fund to 75% over the coming month, having trimmed it to 50% in May.

The euro will have broken up before the end of this Parliamentary term, according to the majority of economists surveyed by The Sunday Telegraph.