plan to save his country from drowning in debt well for more on the greek crisis i can talk to thomas titus and he's the chief strategist at s. e. b. merchant banking joining us live in copenhagen thanks very much indeed for being with us well greece looks like now very confusing but no it looks as if it's not going to hold a referendum so the e.u. can bail it out again cause it is the euro saved. where you can say that maybe the euro is unsaved but it will live to see another day and i actually think that in spite of the cares we've seen in markets over the past couple of days this. seems to have yielded a positive result i think the important thing here is that it looks like they're going to get both sides of the political speak from on board for the for the agreement with the you there what was what was needed for credibility that was what you could have achieved with a referendum if it ends up with a political deal dealing the same result then clearly this is short term positive well european leaders are very adamant they want to keep greece in the euro zone lots of support from them bu