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"The euro area has taken a major step towards pooling risks arising from unsound public finances".

We also support the measures to strengthen fiscal consolidation and growth across the euro area.

A recession in America that affected Japan and the euro area would hit growth in Asia too.

In the US, the euro area, Japan, and the emerging markets there are a difficult few months ahead.

The IMF estimates that America and Britain have faster trend growth rates than Japan or the euro area.

As long as this vicious circle remains, the euro will remain exposed to financial speculation on the ability of its member states to preserve the integrity of the euro area.

The IMF reckons that the American economy will expand by 3.1% this year, whereas the economies of the euro area will grow by an anaemic 1%.

The second quarter was a disappointment, however, with GDP growth slowing from 0.8% to 0.2% in the euro area and from 1.3% to 0.1% in Germany.

If Greek Banks collapse, that might well force Greece out of the euro area - and it's all too easy to see how it could start financial dominoes falling across much of Europe.

In the second quarter of this year, America's GDP rose at a surprisingly robust annualised rate of 3.3%, while output in the euro area and Japan fell, and Britain's was flat.

Japan is effectively in recession, the euro area as a whole is growing slowly and in emerging markets Argentina and Turkey face further financing strains. Low oil prices remain one of the few sources of comfort for the world economy.

In truth many of the euro area's supposed strengths were always more apparent than real.

This largely accounted for the euro area’s healthy overall growth of 1%.

"Euro-area countries will do whatever is necessaryto resolve the euro-area sovereign debt crisis and ensure the financialstability of the euro area as a whole and its member states, " it said.

Almost every euro area country, including Germany, has violated the debt limits.

The strength of the euro will hurt the top firms, which are disproportionately Italian or French and often lovingly hand-craft their products within the euro area.

The healthy second-quarter growth rate recorded in the euro area failed to affect the number of jobless.

The euro area also has its temporary rescue fund, which will lend the Spanish government the initial sum of money for the banks.

The summit was supposed to rubber-stamp a package of measures to settle the tension affecting the euro area, but developments in Portugal have cast a shadow.

The G7 should be pruned to a G4, consisting of America, Japan, the euro area and China; and the status of the G20, which already includes emerging as well as advanced countries, should be elevated.

Portugal's deficit of 2.6 percent was well within the euro area's accepted limits.

It is a threat to financial stability of the euro area and the European Union.

This requires a strengthened technological and scientific base and its application in the euro area as a whole, fostered by major efforts to enhance the human capital of the euro area economy.

Last month, Bank of France Governor Christian Noyer warned prices could be in for a correction as euro area interest rates rise, making the cost of borrowing higher.

A strong euro and sluggish growth (or worse) in Britain and America, the euro area's two biggest markets, mean exports are a less reliable source of demand.

In the euro area as a whole, a quarter of a point is on offer.

Last but not least, in the course of 2004, planned increases in indirect taxes and administered prices in some euro area countries will have a temporary upward impact on inflation rates.

For so long a laggard in the euro area, its economy is now growing faster than the regional average.

double the average in the euro area.