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Austerity vicious circle Spain is still struggling with its problems: new austerity measures recently announced by the prime minister together with the EU bailout may ease the crisis. But is this the combination that Spain needs? In the programme we discuss that with Tobias Blattner, Director of Economic Research at Daiwa Capital Markets in London.
Also in Business Weekly, good news and bad news: despite the crisis and all the panic about the eurozone’s future, the euro is not being spurned by banks and governments for their reserves, but the region’s unemployment level is still high, and predicted to rise.
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