Upcoming votes could test the eurozone’s stability again
FRANKFURT, Germany — The eurozone could be in for a rough few months.
A rapid-fire series of elections in Italy, the Netherlands and France plus Britain’s upcoming move toward leaving the EU could buffet the 19-country monetary union — just as it is struggling to finally leave behind its troubles with slow growth and high debt.
Analysts say it will take more than one unexpected outcome to provoke a renewed eurozone crisis that goes beyond temporary market turbulence around the time of the votes.