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Lawson condemns markets for being ‘superficial’
Former chancellor says markets ‘get it wrong all the time’ over eurozone crisis
By David Hencke | 24 November 2011 | |Pic: TVO Photos
Former chancellor Lord Lawson today condemns the financial markets for making a series of superficial assessments of the eurozone crisis and “getting it wrong”.
In an interview with Exaro, Lawson said that the markets keep making knee-jerk reactions to superficial media reporting of developments in the crisis over European debts.
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