Youssif believes the euro will face "more problems" as a result of the political decisions made to solve the crisis in Cyprus.
Predictions that the euro zone will face little more than a shallow recession in 2012 increasingly seem to be wildly optimistic.
But if no agreement can be reached on how to enact such plans, the euro zone will face a "severe and fundamental challenge, " he added.
In an address to the nation on Sunday night, newly-elected Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said the country must secure a 10 billion euro package or face economic collapse.
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Three French banks were downgraded on Friday, and it is possible some euro countries will now face downgrades.
And that the countries in the eurozone must give up some sovereignty on fiscal policy, or face a euro armageddon in case of default.
Assuming bondholders stand firm, then euro-zone governments face a straight choice: Either they step in to take a share of the losses for the first time in the crisis or they allow Greece to default, something they have fought hard to avoid for the past two years.
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The game against Slovakia is Norway's last before Semb must finalise his squad although they will face Italy before Euro 2000 starts.
Even with a newly expansionary ECB and governments delivering on reforms, the euro zone is certain to face further testing times this year.
Despite all this, euro-area optimists may face a testing few months.
Both back the government's plan to reduce the budget deficit to below 3% of GDP by 2013, reflecting a new fiscal realism in the face of the euro crisis.
Only if the country were formally deemed insolvent by all other euro-zone members would bondholders face losses.
There is a risk that some euro-zone commercial banks could face heavy losses on their exposure to the Greek economy.
They gave workers a five-euro note, folded into the origami version of a little shirt, plus a two-euro coin painted with a smiley face.
Northern Ireland, who also narrowly missed out on qualification for the Euro 2008 finals last week, face Slovakia, Slovenia and San Marino as well as Czech republic and Poland.
It is no political mystery why the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has taken such a hard line on a Greek bail-out and hinted that the worst-behaved countries should face expulsion from the euro.
On the face of it, the euro zone combines both these cultures of debt.
Many financial institutions face a tough post-euro future, but the banks are first in the firing line.
If the EU sought to impose protectionist measures on its trade with us and others outside the euro core, it would have to face the world authorities.
While the country's economic engine has kept humming despite the ongoing euro-zone crisis, startups here face difficult conditions for securing funding, as well as plenty of competition for resources in a market where brand-new Berlin-based tech companies are considered on trend.
Unfortunately, both these sectors also face another common enemy: the euro.
So if Britain comes to the conclusion that joining the euro is a bad idea, it will face a range of unappealing choices.
But no matter what he does on the euro, he is more than likely to face a challenge to his leadership after the Tories' expected defeat at the next general election.
Voters in Denmark will soon face a referendum on adoption of the euro.
But Ramsey has signed a long-term deal at Arsenal after they flew him to Switzerland for face-to-face talks with boss Arsene Wenger at Euro 2008.
The news will also be a blow to Wales boss Gary Speed as Ricketts was expected to be in the squad to face England on 26 March in the Euro 2012 qualifier in Cardiff.
Eventually Greece will either need more help from its rescuers or will face default and perhaps an exit from the euro.
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The upshot is that Mr Brown felt relaxed enough to save Mr Blair's face by preserving the notional possibility of a euro referendum before the next election, while knowing that, in reality, the matter is closed.
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The real problem with the euro, says Mr Tepper, is the fact that many countries face large imbalances and high debts.
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At this point, the value of the debt falls to maybe 10% of its face value and Greece has broken all the rules of euro membership.
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