Crossbridge CIO Finds EU Dissatisfied With Germany

The transcript discusses the political and economic challenges facing Europe, particularly focusing on Brexit, the role of Germany in the Eurozone, and the potential political risks associated with elections in France and other countries. It highlights the dissatisfaction in southern European countries and the economic imbalances within the Eurozone. The conversation also touches on the potential for a Grexit and the constraints faced by the European Central Bank in managing economic policy across diverse economies.

How does the fixed exchange rate system affect Germany's currency and its economic relations with other European countries?

What are the potential risks associated with the current account surplus that Germany has accumulated?

What role does political dissent play in the dissatisfaction with the euro in southern European countries?

In what ways could Germany have exercised more oversight during the pre-crisis days?

What are the implications of Marine Le Pen's potential election on the future of the eurozone?