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The Cyprus debacle has epitomised the collapse of confidence in the Eurozone since the start of 2013. Contagion is now the big issue, which could see pessimism belatedly enter the equity and indices front. While the deeply unpopular ‘tax’ on deposits has been avoided for those with less than €100k, those with more than this amount are still very much in the dark. The broad view is that trust in the Troika and other policymakers has been severely hit. The worry over contagion comes largely from the bank runs we witnessed in Cyprus last week, along with the precedent of tax on depositors now being sent.
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