Sentix measures the probability of the Eurozone breaking up through its Euro Break-up Index
The February reading beats that of January, which came in at 6.9%. February's reading was 6.6%, the lowest since the measurement took effect in 2012.
The index is based on a poll on 1,000 institutional and retail investors. The results can be found here.
Italy is perceived to have the highest probability of leaving the Eurozone, at 4.9%, followed by Greece at 3.3%. Germany's probability fell to 0.8% from 0.9% recorded in January.
Just another reminder, this weekend sees political risk for European markets as we have Italian elections and the results of Germany's SPD party's postal votes on whether or not they accept a coalition deal. Both events fall on 4 March.
