The rollercoaster that is the Eurozone looks set to pick up speed again as Moody's downgrades Portugal to 'junk' status.
Like some wheezing old carney ride on Coney Island, it drags itself up to the summit, only to risk diving once again into fears of default and contagion.
Now having one agency downgrade, is not in itself dangers - although the markets are positioning themselves accordingly this morning.
And Moody's said there was better political stability and will in Portugal than in Greece.
However, somewhere down the line those in control in the Eurozone really will have to ask what the payoff is between a political will to keep the Euro going and the financial costs that this is bringing on members?
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