It is unthinkable that Germnay leaves the Eurozone, right? Except that people seem to be thinking that, both inside and outside Germany. This piece is one of several I have seen on that topic, and it offers some data sources. This is a copy of the original, so not of the best graphic quality, but quite readable. Philippa Malmgren is a senior advisor to Deutsche Bank, a member of the CFR, and a former advisor to GW Bush, so someone with some contacts and insights, to be taken seriously: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippa_Malmgren "The markets are very likely to have to contend with the re-introduction of Deutsche Marks in the near future. This is bound to mean a collapse in the value of the Euro for those countries that will remain in it (devaluation for the rest of Europe). This step may seem unthinkable but, I believe that the German government is telling us in multiple ways that there is no other solution from their point of view."