Eurozone remains under threat of collapse

Jenna Towler
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The future of the eurozone remains under threat despite the Irish economic bailout and could eventually collapse, fund managers believe.

Speaking at a Fidelity Funds­Network debate, Aviva Investors senior economist for UK and Europe Stewart Robertson said it was possible either Portugal, Ireland, Greece or Spain would leave the mone...

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