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Tag Archives: easing

ECB´s words over reality

18. February 2014

ECB´s declaration to buy any bond on secondary market or Dragi´s “whatever it costs” is still strongly rooted in the minds of investors. Otherwise it will not be so positive … Pokračovanie článku →

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ECB four-flush

25. November 2013

We already know that ECB is prepared to use so called OMT mechanism to buy on secondary markets government bonds in trouble. The only thing we know is that ECB … Pokračovanie článku →

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Nothing Has Been Solved

15. July 2013

The Euro crisis is not definitely solved. Greece unemployment rate in April 2013 was 26.9% compared to 23.1% in April 2012 and 26.8% in March 2013. The number of employed … Pokračovanie článku →

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Be Careful What Money You Have in the Bank

1. July 2013

The last week meeting of EU finance ministers brought about new rules on bank collapses. The new rules are definitely inspired by Cyprus event. Under the new regime, banks’ creditors … Pokračovanie článku →

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Power of Central Banks Moved By Markets

24. June 2013

Mario Draghi verbally intervened once again and does not hesitate to tell anything. He said that the ECB is considering further non-standard monetary policy tools and will deploy them if … Pokračovanie článku →

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We Need Reforms

4. June 2013

The European Central Bank warned about the risk of a renewed banking crisis. The main reasons behind are the euro zone’s slumping economy and a surge in problem loans. The … Pokračovanie článku →

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New Definitions

13. May 2013

The ECB cut basic rates last week to proceed with verbal interventions this week as well. Mario Draghi said that they are ready to cut interest rates again if needed … Pokračovanie článku →

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ECB Confirmed Recession

5. May 2013

At Bratislava´s meeting the Governing Council of the ECB rewrote the monetary history of Eurozone. Council decided to lower basic interest rates to 0.5 % starting from May 8th 2013. … Pokračovanie článku →

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Euro Will End in 5 Years

29. April 2013

European Commission President Barroso started to criticize the austerity measures that the EU has imposed on the mainly Southern European members states in economic crisis. He stated that while the … Pokračovanie článku →

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UK and Germany Were Downgraded

22. April 2013

Fitch Ratings has downgraded the United Kingdom to ‘AA+’ from ‘AAA’. The outlook is predicted as stable. The rating action reflects a weaker economic and fiscal outlook and possibility of … Pokračovanie článku →

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We Are Not Still Better Off

15. April 2013

Euro zone finance ministers backed a 10 billion euro bailout for Cyprus and the European Commission would try to help the island’s economy grow again with better use of EU … Pokračovanie článku →

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Week of Weak Announcements

7. April 2013

It was the week of central bank announcements – Japan (we will describe it below), Britain and ECB. Bank of England and ECB policy remained unchanged which means that interest … Pokračovanie článku →

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After Cyprus

31. March 2013

The rescue package for Cyprus finally consists of a 10 billion euro bailout from the ESM and it has one crucial condition of taxation all deposits larger than 100,000 euros … Pokračovanie článku →

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Will be Cyprus Rubicon moment?

25. March 2013

I think that the Cyprus situation was a dominant one during the last week. I do not want to bother you with the same information you already read somewhere else … Pokračovanie článku →

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Nothing is weaker than strong Brussels rules

10. March 2013

The Governing Council of the ECB decided that main interest rates will remain unchanged. The reasons behind the decision were facts as repayment of 22% of the LTRO program which … Pokračovanie článku →

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