As Davos wraps up and the E.U. economic summit gets under way, news out of the Eurozone this past weekend looks to set the course for a rocky trading week for the common currency. Greece, again, is at the forefront of the news on two separate fronts. First, the Greek government and its private bondholders appear closer to a deal which would see the creditors take a haircut of more than 70% and exchange maturing bonds with a coupon rate considerably below 4%, which they previously insisted would be their limit. Read more