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Greek crisis still threatens global markets

The latest acts in the Greek tragedy have begun to unsettle financial markets again, although we think there are potentially much bigger moves to come. Indeed, markets still appear to complacent both about the chances of Greek exit from the euro (“Grexit”) and about the wider implications.


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