Ernst and Young: Eurozone Stability Fund needs seven-fold increase

The latest eurozone economic forecast from Ernst and Young has revealed that if decisive action is not taken on the eurozone debt crisis, a default scenario in Greece is "unavoidable".

The latest eurozone economic forecast from Ernst and Young has revealed that if decisive action is not taken on the eurozone debt crisis, a default scenario in Greece is "unavoidable".

The financial services group has predicted that a seven-fold increase in the €440bn Eurozone Financial Stability Fund will be needed in order to prevent market contagion.

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