Equity markets around the world will
have to take the Greek scenario as it is - the country can either leave the
Eurozone or it won't, says James Glassman of JPMorgan. He, however, adds that
both sides have an interest in trying to work out a deal.
Michael Every of Rabobank on the other hand feels that the markets
haven't fully comprehended the Greek scenario. He believes it is still a slow
burn. According to him, the market believes some kind of a compromise will be
reached. The way things stand at the moment, it appears as though Germany
intends to run Greece, which is unfathomable in the long run, he says. He feels
a lot is wrong with the Eurozone structure. He is also expecting a lot more
volatility due to the Greece issue.
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