Showing posts with label Greece and Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greece and Ireland. Show all posts
Sunday, January 22, 2012

22/1/2012: 'Markets are crazy', says market economy Ireland

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So we used to have an 'Innovation Island' here that was run by the Deputy PM who confused Einstein with Darwin. She was directly in...
Friday, January 13, 2012

13/1/2012: EU27 External Trade - Greece falling out of trade picture

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As German lawmakers are putting pressure on the parties in the PSI negotiations in Greece with calls for Greece to exit the Euro to devalue...
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Sunday, May 9, 2010

Economics 09/05/2010: What sort of EU leadership?.. Part 2

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Underlying the unworkable logistics of the Euro-bond that Brussels is planning to deploy to contain the spillover of the fiscal crises in PI...
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Economics 09/05/2010: What sort of EU leadership?.. Part 1

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Prepare to be afraid, ye the financial markets – those always-on-time and forever-effective super leaders of the Eurozone have co...
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Economics 28/04/2010: 'Duin de rite ting'

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A brilliant chart from one of the readers (hat tip to Jonathan): May Toyota forgive me a pun, but is this a stuck (downward) accelerator pro...
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Economics 28/04/2010: More on Greece contagion

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Contagion from Greece is clearly a problem for the EU at this stage. Looking back into some older data, February 2010 note from Credit Suiss...
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Economics 27/04/2010: Greece - the end is tragic!

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2-year yields close of today: EU = 0.7% Ireland = 3.6% Portugal=4.8% Greece = 16.4% This is it, folks. No where else to run. Greek interest ...
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Economics 27/04/2010: Greece & Ireland - tied by the risk of contagion

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As the Greek, Portuguese, Italian and Irish bonds are melting in the markets' gaze at the countries fundamentals, one quick reference nu...
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Saturday, April 24, 2010

Economics 24/04/2010: Greece and Ireland

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The unedited version of my op-ed in today's Irish Independent (link here ) “It’s been a brilliant day,” said a friend of mine who manag...
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Friday, April 16, 2010

Economics 16/04/2010: The incoming train II

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It is a good feeling to be ahead of the curve, especially when the curve is drawn by the likes of FT. Per today's FT Deutschland report:...
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Thursday, April 15, 2010

Economics 15/04/2010: Greece problems back to the frontline

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So, as I have predicted in the interview with BBC World Service (excerpt here ), the markets have little faith in the Greeks and, indeed, in...
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Economics 07/04/2010: Another lesson from Greece

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The lessons for Ireland from Greece are just keep on coming. In the weeks when the Irish Government is engaging in talks with the Unions c...
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