A FOCUS survey revealed that 48% of Germans are in favour of GREXIT (Greece leaving the Eurozone), Euractiv reports. With 23% of respondents uncertain, only 29% of Germans were in favour of Greece keeping the common currency.
A FOCUS survey revealed that 48% of Germans are in favour of GREXIT (Greece leaving the Eurozone), Euractiv reports. With 23% of respondents uncertain, only 29% of Germans were in favour of Greece keeping the common currency.
The survey also collated data on political affiliations and showed that most supporters of the Green party (47%), Left party (41%) and the liberal FDP (40%) were in support of Greece keeping the Euro, whilst the majority of those calling for Grexit belonged to the Eurosceptic Alternative for Germany (AfD), with an overwhelming 82% of AfD followers wanting Greece out of the Euro. 47% of centre-right voters would see Greece leave, and 43% of Social Democrat voters.
The poll also showed that 44% of Germans expect a haircut on Greek debt to go ahead.