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A member of the European Central Bank’s Executive Board has given a reassurance over any euro zone country defaulting on its sovereign debt.
Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said he saw no chance of that. He also called the idea of a euro zone break-up “nonsense.” Bini Smaghi, speaking in a television interview, said eastern European countries are in difficulty because they were not part of the euro zone. He believes the European Union should come up with case-by-case aid for those countries.More about: ECB, EurozoneCopyright © 2012 euronews
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