Does Greece really have a silver lining?

Recent falls in the euro and euro-zone bond yields, coupled with stronger economic data from the core economies, has led to suggestions that the Greek crisis might have a silver lining. But we find it hard to believe that the effect of the episode can be anything other than very damaging for the region.

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