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At the same time he noted that the market sentiment has improved tremendously in the real economy. “Spain may avoid a bailout, he noted and he insisted that growth’s needed in the country”.
In an interview to CNBC on Tuesday, Dallaras said that Cyprus is the most serious risk the euro zone faces today. "I see a disconnect between Cyprus and its euro zone partners, and I see little sense of how to bridge the gap there. This concerns me, and I also think the risk of complacency, of underestimating the potential contagion impact if you mismanage Cyprus, is quite high," he added.