Recently, Moody’s warned of an escalation in Europe’s debt crisis and put 87 banks on review. S&P may cut France’s AAA credit rating after downgrading many of the world’s largest banks. Mike Larson sees these moves as the beginning of an avalanche.
December 2, 2011
Recently, Moody’s warned of an escalation in Europe’s debt crisis and put 87 banks on review. S&P may cut France’s AAA credit rating after downgrading many of the world’s largest banks. Mike Larson sees these moves as the beginning of an avalanche.
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