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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Weekly Bond Yield developments in the Euro Area (W30.2011): Decaying Core & Differentiated Periphery
This article made me wonder what might be going on in the Eurozone, and I figured I might as well have a look around and compile this week’s development. Then I figured I might as well begin a new series … Continue reading
Euro-Update (28): Evaluating the July 21 Eurogroup Meeting
I guess I should start this blog by at least acknowledging I got it right. The measures taken were right up my alley (check the videos of the press conferences, and the meeting conclusions, as well as the transcript of … Continue reading
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Euro Update (27): Repurchases or restructuring? What’s the trade-off?
You may have noticed that I have been spending some time writing about repurchases and debt restructures. I started out by mapping where we were, and more recently, where we are. I considered the options ahead and their apparent consequences … Continue reading
A € for you thoughts(7): Nouriel Roubini
I believe that this article from Nouriel Roubini, at Project Sindicate, completes the post I previously wrote on the options for restructuring the (Greek) debt. In it he argues that ” A full-blown official bailout of Greece’s public sector (by … Continue reading
A € for your thoughts (6): Larry Summers, Wolfgang Munchau and Gideon Rachman
Following last week’s developments, commentators have reached for their podia clamouring to the leadership to do something. I shall highlight three interesting contributions in the FT, from Larry Summers, Wolfgang Munchau and Gideon Rachman. The discussion deals with the issues … Continue reading
Euro-Update (26): What happened to Italy?
The crisis in Europe continues to deteriorate. Last week contagion seemed to progress towards Italy and to make further inroads into Spain. Some commentators wonder about the timing of the contagion. Others wonder about why Italy has been targetted, rather … Continue reading
Euro-Update (25) – Handling the sovereign debt crisis – Repurchases redux
While we are waiting for the results of the stress tests, I thought I should quickly write about something else. After talking about the several debt restructuring options, I thought it would be interesing to consider debt repurchases in a … Continue reading
BBC: Is the Euro crumbling?
Here‘s an interesting presentation by the BBC, from 1 July 2011.
Euro-update (24): Will the French & German Left solve the Eurozone crisis?
Every week that goes by something new comes along in the tragedy unfolding in the Eurozone. Now it’s seems that the markets have started to set their sights on Italy. Beware of Belgium… So as the news seem to be … Continue reading
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