BRUSSELS — A deal was struck Monday to establish a 440 billion-euro safety net for debt-laden countries in the euro zone, a move that officials hope will calm the markets that have helped prompt a slide in the value of the euro.
Angry at having to bail out Greece and pledge money to a euro zone safety net, Berlin is leading the drive for harsher automatic sanctions on deficit sinners.
MG fired back in The China Car Times this week, challenging the validity of Mr. Clarkson's review and saying that the MG6 received four stars on the Euro N.C.A.P. safety tests' five-star scale.
Nicolas Véron, a senior fellow at Bruegel, an economic research institute, said the agreement on the detail of the euro zone safety net, or European Financial Stability Facility, was a "big positive" and should allay doubts in the market about the credibility of contingency plans for any euro rescue.
Saying that the car's stop-start system didn't work correctly, Mr. Clarkson also said that the MG6 was "hysterically terrible" and "didn't do especially well in its Euro N.C.A.P. safety tests," referring to the New Car Assessment Program.
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"This is just one more sign that the pressure on the Greek economy has not eased following the euro zone safety net, announced during the last week of March," said IHS Global Insight economist Diego Iscaro.
Cyprus, as a euro-zone country, should really be part of a euro-wide safety net buttressed by appropriate regulation; it's insane to imagine that the euro can be run indefinitely with merely national deposit insurance.
The Parliament did approve Slovakia's participation in a euro-zone safety net designed to aid countries in trouble.
Moreover, without some such guarantee of sharing the burden in the future, the German Constitutional Court may strike down Berlin's participation in the existing euro-zone safety net when it issues its ruling on the question in mid-2011, German officials say.
Greeks have already reportedly begun to stash euros in safety deposit boxes and under mattresses.
