Will the "Grand Bargain" prove to be a turning point?

Measures announced by European leaders late last Friday to try to resolve the region’s fiscal problems have provided the markets with a boost. But the measures are not as far-reaching as had been hoped for a couple of months ago and are unlikely to mark the end of the euro-zone’s fiscal crisis.

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