A new year may have begun, but it has not provided the euro-zone with a fresh start. The latest economic data confirm that the economy remains in a precarious position and the euro has continued to weaken. What’s more, the euro could start to fall more quickly if markets’ concerns about Italy and Spain continue to grow.
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