Last week was another rollercoaster ride for the euro-zone’s periphery. Disappointing Irish and Portuguese data provided a timely reminder of the task that both governments face to put their public finances back on an even keel. And the rise in the euro further dented hopes that strong export growth will provide these economies with a much needed boost in the months ahead.
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