The Euro and Investing in the Eurozone’s Recovery
The economic recovery in the Eurozone is accelerating as the final quarter of the year gets underway, with stronger output …
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And this is How Greece Might Leave the Euro
An interesting month lies ahead for the Euro area. On January 22 the ECB will meet and they will either …
The Logic Behind the German Euro Gamble
In the current economic policy debate in Europe there seems to be an increasing polarization between the German view and …
The Euro Crash?
As the US federal reserve might start soon raising interest rates and the ECB is about to being his quantitative …
What Would Happen if Spain Leaves the Euro?
It might seem almost churlish to wonder what would happen if Spain were to leave the euro. The official European …
How the Euro Changed International Debt Flows
Large flows of bank lending from core countries in the Eurozone to the periphery lead to large financial imbalances. This …
A Looser Monetary Policy will Favour a Weaker Euro and a Stronger Economy
The euro has appreciated sharply since July 2012. This column introduces a CEPR Policy Insight which argues that the strong …
Euro Weaker as Appetite for the Dollar Gains
The greenback is broadly higher in the face of growing acceptance that the FOMC will further reduce its volume of …
The Increasing Number of Euro Fools
Via the Irish Economy Blog I find this very interesting interview of Mario Draghi with Der Spiegel. I was first surprised by …
The Euro and Price Convergence: You Wanted It … You Got It!
During the recent turmoil in the Eurozone, little attention has been paid to one of the euro’s founding objectives – …