Financial Markets and Greek Stocks

: This time, even at the 11th hour, red lines are turning scarlet, according to The Guardian. Given that backdrop, the reaction of financial markets was remarkably sanguine. Past Greek crises always seemed likely to end in a deal, and did. Greek stocks, especially banks, were clobbered, obviously. Yields on the debt of eurozone stragglers rose but are well below levels seen in 2011-12. But the wider reaction was mild. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.