It started in Greece, and has spread steadily since. This week's episode of the euro-zone crisis has focused on Spain and Italy, but other countries, at both ends of the size spectrum, keep coming into view. Cyprus, a midget within the monetary union, has been pushed to the brink of a bailout. France is still in the rescuers' camp, but it, too, is starting to attract attention.Cyprus's outsize banking sector, with assets of more than seven times gdp, is heavily exposed to Greece.
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