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Euro Zone Heading for Another Hot Summer

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Simon Nixon says progress was made in the eurozone crisis, but complacency remains as a lot needs to be done. The problems include little or no growth under austerity measures, the rising yields on Spanish bonds, and the slow reform of the Spanish banking system. This will keep the eurozone crisis at the forefront for the rest of 2012.

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