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Um post muito interessante no Alphaville:
"Cailloux & Co expect the crisis to continue and threaten the entire euro area because policy makers still don’t understand market dynamics. A Greek debt swap might bring temporary relief but investors will soon refocus on the systemic issues, they say.
(...)
One possible bond buyer is European Financial Stability Facililty (EFSF) or its successor the European Stability Mechanism (ESM). But given the systemic nature of the crisis Cailloux says they would have to be increased in size to 3.45 trillion and 3.0 trillion respectively.
Needless to say, that wouldn’t be politically acceptable.
Which means President Trichet and successor Mario Draghi are the eurozone’s only hope."
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Ler os Outros: Eurozone at breakpoint
Um post muito interessante no Alphaville:
"Cailloux & Co expect the crisis to continue and threaten the entire euro area because policy makers still don’t understand market dynamics. A Greek debt swap might bring temporary relief but investors will soon refocus on the systemic issues, they say.
(...)
One possible bond buyer is European Financial Stability Facililty (EFSF) or its successor the European Stability Mechanism (ESM). But given the systemic nature of the crisis Cailloux says they would have to be increased in size to 3.45 trillion and 3.0 trillion respectively.
Needless to say, that wouldn’t be politically acceptable.
Which means President Trichet and successor Mario Draghi are the eurozone’s only hope."
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"You can always gauge the temperature of the eurozone crisis by the blame game, writes the FT commentator. Last week, the cacophony briefly subsided when everybody who mattered accused the rating agencies of engaging in an anti-European conspiracy. This...
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É a tradução de European Mechanism for Sovereign Debt Crisis Resolution (EMSDR) proposto pelo think tank Bruegel que visa reduzir os problemas de risco moral e equilibrar os interesses dos devedores e credores que incluiria dois pilares:...
- Estabilidade Financeira E Política Monetária
Financial Stability and Monetary Policy: How Closely Interlinked? by Frank Smets European Central Bank Abstract The recent financial crisis has again raised the question to what extent price-stability-oriented monetary policy frameworks should take...
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Inflation Targeting Hits the WallMises Daily:Wednesday, February 01, 2012 by Antony P. MuellerThe financial-market crisis is not over but has grown into a vicious sovereign-debt crisis. Nevertheless, monetary policy makers of the major economies go on...
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