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...er of mutual concern among governments because crises that can lead to [[sovereign default]]s can be contagious, in much the same way that bank [[Run (banking)|runs]]

...rally accepted that the [[Sovereign default#The costs of default|costs of sovereign default]] to all concerned are such as to make its avoidance a high priority object

...ent to continue to [[roll-over]] its maturing debts. Investors' fears of [[sovereign default]] by other eurozone governments developed in the course of 2010 and condi

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...]] ''(see table)''. Foreign investors became wary of the possibility a [[sovereign default]], and the government's ability to finance the deficit was threatened by a

...e)|default]] on its debt, and in the course of 2010, investors' fears of [[sovereign default]] by other eurozone governments increased their cost of borrowing. Conditi ...nt<ref name=debt/>. Foreign investors became wary of the possibility a [[sovereign default]], and the government's ability to finance the deficit was threatened by a

...nal debt]] early in 2010 in order to avert fears of being forced into [[sovereign default]], and those who advocated the continuation of fiscal expansion until th

...ceive to be a risk that it may not be repaid (a condition that is termed [[sovereign default]]). Once started, that can lead to a [[Herding (banking)|herding]] panic si

...e prompted by the fear of a global financial crisis triggered by a major [[sovereign default]] in the eurozone.<br>