Cameron Talks Debt and Deficit Ahead of Election

The euro has weakened against the dollar, reaching its lowest level since 2006, due to speculation about the ECB's potential sovereign QE. The dollar has strengthened, reaching a nine-year high. Greece faces political uncertainty with an upcoming election, and the possibility of exiting the eurozone is considered manageable by Germany. In the UK, political parties are preparing for elections, with Prime Minister David Cameron emphasizing fiscal responsibility and a potential EU membership referendum.

What is one reason for the euro's decline against the dollar?

• Speculation about ECB's sovereign QE

• Increase in oil prices

• Decrease in US interest rates

• Political stability in Greece

What is a factor contributing to the euro's weakness?

• Political uncertainty in Greece

• Strong economic growth in Greece

• Decrease in US dollar value

• Increase in European exports

What is the stance of Germany regarding a potential Greek exit from the euro area?

• It would be catastrophic

• It is manageable

• It is unlikely

• It would strengthen the euro

What did Prime Minister David Cameron emphasize about his party's economic plans?

• Reduction in taxes

• Trust in managing the deficit

• Expansion of welfare programs

• Increase in public spending

What commitment did David Cameron restate regarding the EU?

• Strengthening EU ties

• Increase in EU funding

• Referendum on EU membership

• Exiting the EU immediately