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Greece gets a government
After two elections and another two days of negotiations Greece finally has a democratically elected ruling government again.
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12 years ago
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G20 minus 20 = 0
As H&H posted this morning, there appears to have been some confusion over just what happened in the European camp at the G20, stemming from some overzealous reporting by a couple of UK papers.
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No news like EZ good news
The AFR is reporting this morning that a European bailout is a done deal: European leaders are poised to announce a €750 billion deal to bail out Spain and Italy, The Telegraph has reported from the G20 summit in Los Cabos, Mexico.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
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Europe’s waning policy credibility
Courtesy of Sober Look.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
Europe’s moment passes
I been covering the European crisis for over two years and throughout my commentary I have been very clear that I consider the policy responses to the crisis to be misguided, delusional and dangerous.
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A moment’s respite in Europe
As I type about 75% of the vote in the second Greek election in a month has been counted and the leaderboard looks like this.
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Germany versus Greece
The second night of three for Italian bond issuance this week and once again the results weren’t great.
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Moody’s shreds EZ credit
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The crisis shifts to Italy
As we head towards Greece’s weekend election, rumoured to be celebrated by the locals by moving ever larger sums of money elsewhere, the Eurozone appears to be seriously straining under the constant pressure of its ongoing crisis.
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12 years ago
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Bank bonds vs German intransigence
The fallout from the Spanish bank “bailout” continued overnight with Spanish yields moving back up and over their November 2011 euro area highs: Sovereign yields, however, are the outcome.
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12 years ago
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Stealth austerity coming to Spain?
So the worst kept and most predictable secret happened over the weekend with the Spanish bank bailout.
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Greek neo-Nazis blow up on TV
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
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Europe’s PMI’s put Italy in the gun
I’ve always thought the the fiscal compact would be a economic disaster for Europe, and have said as much many times.
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Europe plunges towards recession
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European money slows to a crawl
European monetary aggregate data from the ECB came out this week and continues to follow the trends we have seen over the last year.
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All eyes turn to Spain
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False dawn in Greece
European markets were lead by Greek equities which were up 6.8%, attempting a bounce last night on the news that: Greece’s conservatives have regained an opinion poll lead that would allow the formation of a pro-bailout government committed to keeping the country in the euro zone, a batch of new surveys showed on Saturday.
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Spain needs a bailout now
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12 years ago
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Europeans debate which deck chair to hang from
My base case for Europe as it attempts to implement its economic suicide pact has always been that the outcome would be far worse than promised.
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12 years ago
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Forget Greece’s drama. Spain & Italy the real show.
Another odd 24 hours in Europe, especially from the Greek camp, but the real story, as always, is in Spain and Italy.
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12 years ago
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Euro bonds at twenty paces
I was saying just last week that Europe was caught in 2011 deja vu and that it must be time for another summit.
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12 years ago
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Germany resists sense
Those who have been following my blog for a while will understand I consider Europe’s “fiscal compact” to be both dangerous and counter-productive because there has been a large and significant miscalculation in what implementing fiscal austerity means in already depressed economies.
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12 years ago
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Notes on a Greek exit
This afternoon Mike Smith confirmed what MB readers already know.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
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Europe is falling apart
It feels as if Europe has rolled the clocks back to 2011 as the effects of the ECB’s LTRO have now well and truly warn off and the markets appear to have reconnected with idea that the fundamental issues of the Eurozone have never been addressed.
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12 years ago
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Europe’s growth gulf
European Q1 GDP data came out overnight.
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12 years ago
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