Greek Economy Minister Optimistic After Macron Election

The transcript discusses Greece's potential access to the European Central Bank's asset purchase program, highlighting its symbolic nature rather than practical credit extension. It suggests that Greece can access markets without the program. The conversation shifts to the Eurozone's future, with renewed optimism following Emmanuel Macron's election in France. The discussion touches on potential reforms and shared fiscal responsibility, emphasizing the need for changes in the Eurozone's architecture. The idea of a European IMF is also mentioned as a way to reduce external interference.

What is the significance of Greece accessing the European Central Bank's asset purchase program?

How do you think investors will react to Greece's potential access to the QE program?

What are the implications of Emmanuel Macron's election in France for the Eurozone?

In what ways do you think the architecture of the Eurozone can be improved?

What changes does Mr. Schauble suggest for the Eurozone's financial structure?