How probably is a collapse of Euro currency possible within 9 to 18 months ?

The End of the Euro is not so likely because it is a bad idea to return to single currencies. Also this time the Eurozone IS a debt union, just not officially. The value of the currency however will hit the bottom of every chart in the long run, remember there are serious energy problems coming up next winter and many industries leaving Europe out of commodities shortage concerns. Which is mainly a concern for Germany which is the foundation of the Euro. A weak German trade balance is the death sentence for the intrinsic value of the Euro.
 
Oh really? I thought the EU was done this winter, total collapse and imminent demise. Now the doomsday sayers moved it a year forward? Also exactly which entire industries are leaving Europe? Mercedes just released the world's first level 3 EV, not even Tesla achieved that. If you mean the assembly of car bodies and tires and seats then yes, that does not have to happen in Europe. But countries like Germany moved on a long time ago and are working on products way higher up the food chain.

David's faith said:
The End of the Euro is not so likely because it is a bad idea to return to single currencies. Also this time the Eurozone IS a debt union, just not officially. The value of the currency however will hit the bottom of every chart in the long run, remember there are serious energy problems coming up next winter and many industries leaving Europe out of commodities shortage concerns. Which is mainly a concern for Germany which is the foundation of the Euro. A weak German trade balance is the death sentence for the intrinsic value of the Euro.
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