Get ready for important turning points in the Eurozone

Greece is planning fresh elections on 17 June as final talks to form a coalition failed on Tuesday. A senior judge has been appointed to head the interim government. 

There is fear that Greece will not be able to overcome the debt crisis and IMF started signalling the country's exit from the Eurozone. 

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It's a high possibility that more people will vote for parties opposing the austerity measures in the new election. And if it happens, it'll culminate in a Greek exit from the euro. 

Get ready for important turning points that'll affect the future of Europe and its common currency, the Euro.

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PM Cameron and French President-elect Hollande at odds with Eurozone crisis

PM Cameron: "The euro is a project in transition that could go in a number of different ways ... all these countries have to make their own choices."

Is he hinting that Euro will not last long? The Europe to face economic chaos if the ongoing economic crisis is not solved in a reasonable time frame.

The PM further said the Euro needs single government to sustain.

Meanwhile, French leader Hollande said he is aiming at new Europe-wide taxes to neuter the City of London. 

Hollande's inexperience could further weaken the Euro!

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