Which European Country Goes Bankrupt First?

Greece was Europe's financial disaster. Italy was the eternal suspect. Today the rankings have flipped. This film scores six European countries against three rules: the size of their debt pile, how fast it grows, and what the bond market charges them to borrow. By every measure that matters to lenders, France now pays a wider spread over Germany than Italy does, something that had never happened in the life of the euro until twenty twenty-five. You'll see the exact numbers, the interest spiral officials warn is coming, and which country the market thinks goes bankrupt first. CHAPTERS 0:00 The Building That Prices Fear 1:40 The Price Tag Nobody Sees 2:45 Six Countries, One Scoreboard 3:47 The Room in 2012 4:55 The Loop That Feeds Itself 6:05 The Model Pupil 7:17 The Eternal Suspect 8:24 The Quiet One 9:33 Its Own Printing Press 11:52 Belgium's Slow Leak 12:59 France's Bill Comes Due 15:06 Head to Head 16:10 Who the Safety Net Protects 17:15 The Cracks, Right Now #FranceDebtCrisis #FranceDeficitSpending #BondSpreadsExplained #GreeceDebtRecovery #BelgiumDebtWarning