The 17 European countries that gave up their own currency on 16 December 1995 in favor of a common currency, the Euro, had hopes of trading with the world in a unified way using a simple, single currency. Alas, things haven't been working out so well.
Now the question is, will they restore unity and keep the Euro or go back to the old D Mark, French Franc, Spanish Peseta, etc?
I am betting the Euro won't hold together in its current form. -- Stevin
- STEVIN RAY HOOVER
- United States
- Wide-ranging thoughts and observations of author and private investor Steve Hoover. You can purchase his latest book, THE HANNAH CHRONICLES, HERE .
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