General Comments The gloom that has enveloped the eurozone in recent weeks spread further and deeper today. The Greek situation is on hold until after the 17 June election, which is seen as a referendum on the euro. Instead, Spain is becoming the major problem. Spain is in recession with unemployment nearing 25 percent. Its banking sector is shaky, and the fourth largest bank, Bankia, is asking the government for $24 billion to bolster it. The Spanish government has agreed to provide the money, and it will issue bonds to come up with the funds. The problem with that plan is that interest on Spanish 10-year notes rose to 6.67 percent today. That cost of financing its debt is seen as untenable. The spread between Spanish and German 10-year...