Following the Polish złoty, WSE’s index for its biggest companies, the WIG20 index, has fallen since the beginning of the week, hit by the concerns over Greek domestic policy. The stakes are high for Europe, with the threat of Greece coming out from the Eurozone. “I do think the politicians in Greece will find a way to reach an agreement,” says Piotr Kuczynski, an analyst from Xeliona, reasoning they understand that they need as much help from the European Union as possible. Nearly 82 percent of Greeks do not want to leave the Eurozone, reports Puls Biznesu, but it warns the the risk of uncontrollable events is now extremely high, with heads of Central Bank and member countries increasingly emphasizing the negative impact that a Eurozone break-up would have.
