IMF’s reduction of estimates for US growth dropped US 2012 estimates as well as those for 2013 to 2% and 2.25% as did all the nine regional Feds when they met in June at the FOMC. The Monthly Redbook report…
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US Economy: A recovery not stalled, A Europe still suffering for longer
Tagged with: Economy of the United States, Eurobond, Eurozone, Germany, Germany-Economy, International Monetary Fund, November, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Retail Lifestyle, US
European Sovereign Debt Crisis: How elegant will this simple solution look after Europe gets it! | Inside Europe’s Mind
Germany’s protestations have shifted to the threat of a “fiscal union” with as many terms and conditions as possible on the budgets of member countries and frequent inspections and veto powers to European (German?) administrators, points to the simple facts…
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Tagged with: Central bank, Euro, Eurobond, European Central Bank, European Union, Germany, Greece, Spain
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
Europe: Bundesbank decries the LTRO operations again | Europe Review & Insight
The issue at hand is how 800 banks were able to participate because of weaker collateral rules done on the sly by Mario Draghi’s ECB , first for collateral specific to smaller French banks and it seems another round of…
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Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", ECB, Eurobond, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Germany, LTRO, Mario Draghi
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
European Debt Crisis: Saving Italy, the Merkozy ballot and Liquidity
The Euro is perched at an uncomfortably high 1.34 from here but is unlikely to come down in a hirry even as Santa takes out the reindeer for a December Rush job. Mario Monti’s diktat is worth EUR30 bln ($41…
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Tagged with: Angela Merkel, Euro, Eurobond, European Union, Eurozone, Fiscal union, Italy, Mario Draghi, Mario Monti, United States of Europe
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
European Sovereign Debt Crisis: The unlikely Lehman moment for Europe
As mentioned in our previous Rinse and Repeat analysis, the situation in Europe is more interesting because of the multiple political power centers and the hegemony between the banks and the sovereigns in the political chicanery game. Rather than the…
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European Sovereign Debt Crisis: ECB drops principled stand, Trichet leaves
As expected Mario Draghi will carry on at ECB much in the vein of the Fed in the USA with Trichet’s last policy meeting before he leaves at the end of the month, delivering Liquidity support for the embattled European…
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Europe’s troubles create a global ripple, GS wants 0 bonuses
How can the Economy grow at even 3.5% when Asia itself is just 4% Goldman Sachs predicted a much slower growth in UK and a recession a least till Q1 2012 for Europe taking its downward revision for Global Growhth…
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Tagged with: Asia, Eurobond, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Goldman Sachs, Greece, Gross domestic product, International Monetary Fund
Posted in Banking, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets
Posted in Banking, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets
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