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Greece to go? Steen Jakobsen, Mads Koefoed and Ken Veksler discuss

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Greece and the ECB are like a married couple on the verge of divorce but staying together because neither can afford to leave the marital home. The Greek finance minister has ended a European 'tour' by appealing to Germany to end "the gross indignity" of the Greek economic crash. A meeting between Mr Yaroufakis and his German counterpart Wolfgang Schaeuble wasn't the friendliest and no agreement was reached to end the crisis.

The ECB has withdrawn the waiver allowing Greece to use debt as collateral, severely limiting the ability of the Greek government to raise funds. The deadlock now raises questions about the future of Greece as a member of the Eurozone and the single currency itself.

Steen Jakobsen, Chief Economist at Saxo Bank, Mads Koefoed, Saxo Bank's Head of Macro Strategy and Ken Veksler, Director at Acumen Management give us their thoughts and predictions during a special debate about the Greek crisis.