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Money: The root of the EU’s evils 
Bond yields reach dangerous levels in Europe 
Euro tumbles on German weakness 
European central bankers mull Greek euro exit 
Eurozone January inflation slips The euro debt crisis in all its facets kept the financial community extremely busy during 2011 making it a dramatic year.
The markets experienced one of the most volatile periods in recent memory.
In this edition of Business Weekly we look back, and host Stefan Grobe asks Manoj Ladwa, Senior Trader at ETX Capital in London, for his euro outlook for 2012.
Also in the programme a story of success from Italy’s latest bond auction.
More about: Debt crisis, Economic crisis, Euro in crisis, Eurozone in crisis, MarketsCopyright © 2012 euronews
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