Since the
emergence of the debt crisis in Greece, UK
policymakers have been once again patting
themselves on the back for not joining the Euro.
Otherwise, they would currently be in the same
awkward position as France and Germany, whose
economic might underpins the entire Eurozone and
are wondering about if and how they should lend
their support to Greece. Given that the Pound
has fallen at an even faster clip than the Euro
in recent weeks, however, it seems investors
don’t share their sense of complacency. What
gives?