Greek euro exit too costly, warns Merkel coalition member
Germany will face biggest loss on European financial aid extended to Greece
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A GREEK exit from the euro area would have "incalculable" consequences and leave Germany facing the biggest loss on European financial aid extended to Greece, a lawmaker in Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition said.
"Europe can't afford a Greek exit," Joachim Poss, the Social Democratic Party's deputy finance spokesman in the German parliament, said. Suggestions by allies of Mrs Merkel that the 19-nation currency bloc could weather Greece's departure amount to "playing with fire at a fragile moment in the stability of the euro area", he said.
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