Category Archives: Eurozone

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  Borrowing costs (or κόστος δανεισμού if you’re Greek)

  Richard Woolnough

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  ECB, Eurozone, inflation

  Posted May 13th, 2011

  Following on from last week’s ECB press conference, on Wednesday this week we had the quarterly Bank of England Inflation Report. Amongst the questions asked at the press conference were a couple on the serious issue of the stability and…

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  Icelandic geysers say “No”

  Richard Woolnough

  Topics

  debt, default, Eurozone

  Posted April 12th, 2011

  Last weekend the voters of Iceland said no to honouring claims made against their nation by the British and Dutch governments. These claims originate from the failure of “IceSave” saving accounts. Many depositors in these accounts were based in the…

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  Eurozone economy in danger of slumping

  Stefan Isaacs

  Topics

  Europe, Eurozone, inflation, News, recession

  Posted July 31st, 2008

  Taken as a whole, the Eurozone economy had until recently been relatively robust in the face of the credit crunch. This is about to change. There have already been some worrying data releases this month, particularly in the manufacturing area….

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