Head to head between the conservatives of New Democracy, in favor of austerity in the pro-euro memorandum, and the extreme left of Syriza which, while wanting to remain in the euro, rejects the austerity programs and thus paves the way for a return to the drachma . The pro-euro Conservatives appear to have the advantage (30,5% against 25%) even if an alliance will be needed to form a government between New Democracy and Pasok socialists which are collecting, based on a third of the votes scrutinized, about 13%. In view of this perspective the German government, albeit with guilty delay, has opened its doors to the pro-euro Greek forces arguing that short delays could be decided on the deadlines of the commitments previously signed by the Greeks.
Le central banks have however already prepared emergency interventions to introduce new liquidity on the market in order to avoid blocking the system.
From tomorrow the Greek vote will be at the center of the G20 which opens in Mexico: America is asking Europe to speed up the solution to the problems in the Eurozone which are at the root of the market turmoil.
Una a clear victory for Hollande's party finally looms in France, where the socialists are on their way to winning an absolute majority in the new Parliament.
