A SUPPLEMENT TO EUROMONEY/JUNE 1998: PORTUGAL
Wisconsin on the Tagus
At the beginning of next year Portugal will disappear. This country of 10 million increasingly prosperous souls will suddenly become a small corner of the euro currency area. Far from mourning the passing of the domestic capital market, the country is cheering the birth of the euro. But Margaret Popper finds that banks and borrowers are less prepared for 1999 than they like to think they are
On every lamp post on every street in Lisbon waves a cheerful blue and red banner with a splash of yellow.
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