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Friday, April 21, 2017

21/4/17: Millennials, Property ‘Ladders’ and Defaults

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In a recent report, titled “Beyond the Bricks: The meaning of home”, HSBC lauded the virtues of the millennials in actively pursuing purch...

Monday, June 29, 2015

29/6/15: Greek Options & Default Contagion Mapping

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Couple of interesting charts on Greece. First up: what are the options? Source: @MxSba Interestingly Greece already has capital con...

Tuesday, June 23, 2015

23/6/15: Ukraine's Debt Haircuts Saga: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

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Two big setbacks for Ukraine in its bid to cut the overall debt burden and achieve targets mandated by the IMF. First, Moody issued a no...

Saturday, January 11, 2014

11/1/2014: Don't mention the 'D' word in the Eurozone, yet...

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Bloomberg this week published a note analysing the GDP performance of the euro area countries during the Great Depression and the Great Re...

Saturday, May 5, 2012

5/5/2012: Can austerity work as default probability evaluation aid?

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Usual argument in favor of a fiscal contraction in response to an adverse fiscal shock goes along the lines of the Expansionary Fiscal Con...

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

17/4/2012: GIPS vs Default Countries

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New IMF forecasts are out for the WEO April 2012 database and so time to update some of the charts. This will happen over a number of posts...

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