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European leaders are facing a moment of truth at a Thursday summit, as markets press them to come up with a financial safety net for Greece - with help from the International Monetary Fund - to stop the euro's slide and keep debt crises from afflicting more eurozone countries.
The euro hit a fresh 10-month low against the U.S. dollar as leading credit ratings agency Fitch Ratings downgraded Portugal's debt on Wednesday, turning up the volume on investor fears that Europe's currency union has no way to shore up members with troubled economies.
"The time has come to make a decision," said Jean Pisani-Ferry, an economist at the Bruegel think tank. "The eurozone doesn't have a crisis management regime ... Now it has to be done."