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| | | ... more losses from US Treasuries coming once the Fed starts lift-off. Explanation four. Money printing -- this time from the ECB and the BOJ -- would one day, someday, translate into higher inflation. And rising inflation is a gold's best friend. Though ... |
| | | | ... absolute 'this is it moment' is 20 July when Greece's arrears with the IMF meets the repayment of the debt it owes to the ECB. |
| | | | ... market manipulating directives. And what's wrong with that? Aren't the QE's the same market manipulating moves by the Fed, the ECB, the BOJ and the BOE? So much for the pot calling the kettle black. China's market manipulation is a major retreat from ... |
| | | | ... the financial markets' insouciance. The Eurozone is economy is in a much stronger position to deal with this crisis now; the ECB's QE should help contain any contagion that might arise; there will be limited contagion; Greek finance minister Varoufakis' ... |
| | | | ... means that the IMF can declare Greece in default. This means Grexit. Thus, the bank holiday, the massive ATM withdrawals, the ECB's limiting of its ELA assistance to Greece that we feared at the start of last week is happening this week... and according ... |
| | | | ... open today - reports say that an additional a,-3 billion (US$3.4 billion) was withdrawn from the Greek banks last week - the ECB's got their backs. It raised its Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) to Greek banks by a,-3.3 billion, also last week, and ... |
| | | | ... Of these, 19 belong to the Eurozone, a common currency region whose monetary policy falls under the European Central Bank (ECB) but whose fiscal policy mostly depends on the individual countries. It is no surprise then that fund managers never seem to ... |
| | | | ... Greek PM Tsipras accused Greece's creditors of wanting to humiliate the government - the IMF for its "criminal intent" and the ECB for insisting on a line of "financial strangulation". The response from 'the institutions': I'll raise your "criminal intent" ... |
| | | | ... bundle. What else can it do? Greece owes the IMF ("the bank") so many euros, that it becomes the IMF's - and the EC and the ECB -- problem. This wasn't the case back during the Asian financial crisis back in the late 1990s. Then, the IMF was mighty and ... |
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