The markets initial reaction was to further penalize the EUR, pushing it briefly to a new 11-year low (€1.098) in Asia as the Greeks radical leftist vowed to tear up term’s of the country’s bailout. However, the EUR weakness has been short lived, with the single unit riding higher outright (€1.1246) and against the yen during European trading (€133.00). The market seems a tad more confident that last week’s QE support by the ECB leaves the markets less vulnerable to break up fears. Many are viewing Draghi’s backstops have “effectively firewalled Greek developments and should limit contagion.” In translation, ... (full story)