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WARNINGS from a leading ratings agency about the credit- worthiness of Ireland, Greece and Spain have ignited fears that the common currency could be severely damaged or even destroyed. The worry has been provoked by the strain of massive government borrowing.
With total eurozone debt expected to swell to close to E1trillion this year, the warnings from Standard & Poor's on Ireland, Greece and Spain have led to greater divergences in the cost of borrowing within the 16-nation bloc, and sharpened the focus on its weaker links.See the full content of this document
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Massive Borrowing 'Endangering Euro'
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