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POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ECB
Christine Lagarde is leaving the ECB early, and Europe's economic future could look very different: What the region stands to lose — and gainChristine Lagarde announced her resignation from the European Central Bank, set for February 7, 2027. Her departure is earlier than planned...- France is on fire but something more dangerous burns below the unrestFrance is engulfed in protests as the public gives vent to growing anger over soaring expenses and diminishing educational quality. Citizen...
- Global Market: Eurozone bond yields ease as Russia-Ukraine energy truce lifts sentimentEurozone government bond yields eased as lower energy prices and a Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire announcement improved investor sentiment...
- Global Market: France faces rising market pressure to rein in public financesAs France grapples with escalating borrowing costs and a dwindling euro, the urgency for bolstered fiscal stability intensifies. With the p...
- Global Market: Eurozone bond yields hold near multi-year highs as markets await ECB decisionEurozone bond yields remained near multi-year highs as investors assessed rising energy costs, German political uncertainty and Japan’s mar...
- ECB to cut rates twice this year? Will the European Central Bank really slash rates twice as EU debt worries grow?ExodusPoint’s Dan Bulega says the ECB will cut rates twice in 2025, betting on a sharp policy shift as eurozone inflation drops to 2.5% and...
- Will USD jump off the cliff or will it build new wings?Last week, central bank communications to the market caused a weaker USD and stronger EUR, GBP, and other EM currencies. The Federal Reserv...
- Euro braces for ECB hike, Russian gas restart; yen eyes BOJThe European Union told member states on Wednesday to cut gas usage by 15% until March as an emergency step after President Vladimir Putin ...
- Croatia poised to clear final hurdle for euro entryEU finance ministers plan at a meeting in Brussels to approve three laws that will pave the way for Croatia to become the 20th member of th...
- Dollar strengthens; euro falls ahead of ECB meetingThe euro was at $1.2025, down 0.3% and retreating from three-month highs.
- Rising dollar raises eyebrows: Will it cause pain to our very own rupee?A large part of recent dollar strength can be attributed to weakness in other currencies.
- Grexit may lead to 5% correction, it's a buying opportunity:Arvind Sanger, Geosphere Capital ManagementA Greek exit is not going to cause a significant turmoil in short-term financial situation for the European Union or any other countries.
- India may see more inflows in 2015 than expected: Geoff Lewis, JPM AMWe have to think well why the ECB is doing this, Lewis said. He pointed out that the region's 5-year forward inflation expectations were un...
- May see 10% correction in Indian markets on Fed rate hike: Guy Stear, Societe Generale"Rising US interest rates by mid next year may lead to higher US yields. This could result in a retracement in terms of India."
- Fund flows impacted by US dollar strength: John Woods, Citi Investment Management"We are all aware of these very real political resistances, particularly from Germany, and if there is a collapse in confidence towards the...
- Budget 2012: Meeting the deficit calls for political governanceIf revenues fail, subsidy targets are not handled politically and private investment does not recover, it is unlikely the Budget deficit of...
- Budget 2012: External borrowing without internal reform compounds and generalises risksThe point is that without purposeful reform, and a functional market for corporate control, mere palliatives like increased ECBs would be g...
- ECB likely to maintain its main lending rate at a record low of 1%A rift between ECB governors has opened over pursuing purchases of Eurozone govt debt, with German central bank chief Axel Weber saying he ...
- ECB to hold fire as Fed loads second stimulus roundThe European Central Bank governing council meets this week after European leaders moved to shore up eurozone stability and as the US Feder...
- Fed cuts, BoE U-turn show limits of independenceAnyone who regards the Fed Reserve, the BoE and the ECB as independent and insightful has had their confidence shaken by the recent events.
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