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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Probably “not-so-Socratic” conversations…
After almost 2.5 millenia, Socrates is still talking to the Athenians.Virtue seems to have shifted her favours, unfortunately.
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Some thoughts before a long break
Due to personal reasons, I will not post on this for the next three months or so. I really enjoy writing this blog and am sure to return to it as soon as possible. It is like a diary to … Continue reading
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Euro Update (20): Portugal’s next debt auction and the futility of repurchases
I thought I had made such a big fuss out of the fact that Portugal hadn’t posted the date of its previous (syndicated) debt auction that I should be fair and report that it has actually announced the debt auction … Continue reading
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Tagged Portugal, Sovereign Debt Crisis
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Euro Update (19): Bruegel on Banking and Sovereign Debt
I’ve decided to take a break, but as if to taunt me it seems people have decided to write more interesting things… More on that break later. For now I’d like to bring your attention to a group of articles … Continue reading
A € for your thoughts(5): Barry Eichengreen on European Banks and sovereign crisis
In this interview to Der Spiegel, he also mentions the US economy, and how he fears that 2012 will be to the US what 2010 was for Europe. However the part that interests me is the beginning, where he analyses … Continue reading
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Tagged Banking crisis, Eichengreen, France, Germany, Ireland, Portugal, Sovereign Debt Crisis, Spain, Stress tests
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A note on the German Elections in March
I had a look around for the parliamentary situation in the German upper chamber, the Bundesrat, and realised, that if in the next month, the SPD manages to hold on to its majority in Rhineland Palatinate, and win in a … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, Bundesrat, Elections, Germany
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