Domestically, Portugal’s economy suffers from a broader range of factors dragging on medium-term growth prospects than its peripheral European peers. And externally, an imminent euro-zone exit by Greece threatens to push Portuguese bond yields still higher. All this supports our view that if Greece leaves the euro-zone, Portugal remains next in line.
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