Covid-19: France and Germany propose €500bn recovery fund
France and Germany are proposing a €500bn ($545bn; £448bn) European recovery fund to be distributed to EU countries worst affected by Covid-19.
Olli Rehn: The euro beyond 20 – monetary policy in the real economy
Keynote speech by Mr Olli Rehn, Governor of the Bank of Finland, at the Conference on financial market policy, at the Economic Council (CDU Wirtschaftsrat Deutschland), Berlin, 29 January 2019. As the euro turned twenty at […]
Europe: The risks
Europe: The risks Here are the main risks that Europe faces in the next six months. France economy Greece Deutsche Bank Austria Brexit We are cautious on EUR and on European equities. EU is entering […]
Should Greece Leave the Eurozone? Poll. Vote Now
Should Greece Leave the Eurozone? Poll Vote now [yop_poll id=”1″]
Current Problems Associated with the End of the Third Industrial Revolution
By Wim Grommen, a teacher in mathematics and physics and later a trainer of programmers in Oracle software. He has also studied and written about transitions, social transformation processes, the S-curve and transitions in relation […]
40 Australian economists urge debt forgiveness for Greece
Forty Australian economists issued a statement prior to the Greek national elections on January 25 claiming that the debt recovery program is unsustainable. They criticize the austerity program imposed by the Troika of the Europen […]
Euribor
Euro Interbank Offered Rate. The Brussels-based European Banking Federation’s Euro-denominated counterpart to LIBOR. As of January, 1999, Euribor seems to be winning its battle for acceptance over the British Bankers Association’s Euro LIBOR (q.v.), but […]
German Elections 2013
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s center-right Christian Democratic Union was within striking distance of an absolute majority in Parliament after elections. FDP is Merkel’s current junior coalition partner and will probably stay out of parliament. The […]
Greek debt crisis
Greece, agreed to sell two banks as part of an effort to appease its international lenders and consolidate its beleaguered banking sector, says the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund has chosen Eurobank (the fourth largest lender) […]
Greece: New unemployment record at 26.9% in April
Greece: New unemployment record at 26.9% in April Unemployed increase by almost 195,000 more in one year from April 2012 – Employed declined by approximately 160,000 The unemployment rate in Greece rose to even higher […]
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