"If they left the euro, it would be a very dark day for Greece," said St. Louis Fed President Bullard.
"I don't think there would be much contagion... It's probably manageable for the European monetary system. If they do leave, it will be viewed as a Greek issue and not as a euro issue." (Reporting By John O'Donnell; editing by John Stonestreet)Fed's Bullard: Grexit would be a Greek issue, not a euro issue
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