‘Nein’ is now German for compromise

As I write, on Thursday afternoon, disarray reigns in the eurozone … again, says Brian Lucey. 

‘Nein’ is now German for compromise

Astonishingly, it seems that this time it is semantics, whether to call what the Greeks are willing to accept a bridging loan or an extension of the bailout, that has caused the breach.

And the fault lies squarely and firmly with the Germans. Again.

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