G20 puts Italy under watch, but no new aid for eurozone
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Wolfpack
I wonder if President Obama was able to catch a movie while in Cannes.... With the results so far of his economic policies, I suggest 'The Grapes of Wrath'.
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WilliB
Italy is of course the Greek situation all over again.... except even the most idiotic Euro leader (and that is a very low bar) must understand that Italy really is too big to bail out.
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WilliB
Here is a brillant comment on the Euro festival in Cannes:
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Global_Economy/MK05Dj02.html
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