Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) — Global investors anticipate Europe\u2019s debt crisis leading to an economic slump, a financial meltdown and social unrest in the next year with 72 percent predicting a country abandoning the euro as a shared currency within five years, a Bloomberg survey found. About three-quarters of those questioned this week said the euro-area economy will fall into recession during the next 12 months and 53 percent said turmoil will worsen in a banking sector laden with government bonds, according to the quarterly Global Poll of 1,031 investors, analysts and traders who are Bloomberg subscribers. Dominic Chu reports on Bloomberg Television’s “InsideTrack.” (Source: Bloomberg)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) — Global investors anticipate Europe\u2019s debt crisis leading to an economic slump, a financial meltdown and social unrest in the next year with 72 percent predicting a country abandoning the euro as a shared currency within five years, a Bloomberg survey found. About three-quarters of those questioned this week said the euro-area … <\/p>\n