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Euro-zone Fiscal Monitor (June)

Portugal and Greece seem have made some good headway towards repairing their public finances so far this year, in contrast with Italy and Spain which are both struggling to make any improvement. Meanwhile, periphery bond markets are so far weathering the shock of the UK’s Brexit vote well.


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