Euro Weakens to 2006 Low on Greece

The transcript discusses the Euro's decline to its weakest level in nine years, influenced by ECB President Mario Draghi's signals of potential large-scale bond purchases. Speculation arises about Greece's possible exit from the Eurozone, which was previously considered unthinkable. The potential exit could lead to significant economic consequences, including pressure on weaker Eurozone countries. The discussion also touches on the impact of the Euro's value on Berlin's economy and exporters like Airbus.

What factors contribute to the perception that a Greek exit is manageable?

Discuss the implications of a Greek exit on other eurozone countries.