Hopes that Europe might weather the global economic storm relatively well have been shattered as the region has followed the US into an extremely severe recession. Sadly, a reliance on exports will almost certainly mean that the euro-zone does lag behind, at least in the initial stages of the global recovery. But there are reasons to think that it might fare a little better in the medium term.
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