deutschemark

After all, those were enshrined in the Maastricht Treaty as part of the deal that saw Germany surrender the deutschemark in return for a pledge that the EU would never become a transfer union, draining its wealth.

Global Markets Move, but Merkel Won't Irwin Stelzer 2011

Fear not the surrender of your beloved deutschemark; the euro will be equally solid and, in addition, will bring perpetual peace to a Europe that will see Germany as a benign force and valued partner.

Bad News Could Force Some Real Decisions Irwin Stelzer 2011

Yet the end of Euroland would hit Germany the hardest: The neue deutschemark would shoot up, while the nouveau franc and the nuova lira would nose-dive.

Behind Germany's Dithering Josef Joffe 2011

The neue deutschemark would shoot up, while the nouveau franc and the nuova lira would nosedive.

Why Germany Is Leading From Behind Josef Joffe 2011

Small problem: Germans were assured when they surrendered their beloved deutschemark that the euro zone would not be a transfer union.

Portugal Gets a Little Friendly Advice Irwin Stelzer 2011

While some countries that currently use the euro as a reserve currency would likely be happy to use the German deutschemark in its place (and perhaps the French franc as well), it most likely would not be on a one-for-one basis.

Disbanding The Euro--A Worst-Case Scenario 2010

He suggested that Austria, Finland, the Netherlands and Germany could form a new deutschemark bloc which would allow the other 12 members of the eurozone to devalue and reflate their way out of the crisis.

Ireland to get ?85bn loan in deal that will nationalise its banks Jill Treanor 2010

After all, with about half her electorate aching for a return of the deutschemark, and an even larger portion unhappy about picking up the check for the partying Greeks, she has no choice but to demand control in return for cash.

Euroland Moves From Tragedy to Farce Irwin Stelzer 2010

While some countries that currently use the euro as a reserve currency would likely be happy to use the German deutschemark in its place (and perhaps the French franc as well), it most likely would not be on a one-for-one basis.

Disbanding The Euro--A Worst-Case Scenario 2010

While some countries that currently use the euro as a reserve currency would likely be happy to use the German deutschemark in its place (and perhaps the French franc as well), it most likely would not be on a one-for-one basis.

Disbanding The Euro--A Worst-Case Scenario 2010