Showing posts with label grexit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grexit. Show all posts
Friday, April 22, 2016

21/4/16: Drama & Comedy Back: Grexit, Greesis, Whatever

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Back in July last year, I wrote in the Irish Independent about the hen 'latest' Greek debt crisis:  http://www.independent.ie/opin...
Tuesday, July 14, 2015

14/7/15: Ifo Sinn: Euro Agreement Doesn’t Really Help Greece

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Ifo's Hans Werner Sinn on Monday Eurogroup and Euro Council agreements: You can sense his frustration. I can add that much of wh...

14/7/2015: And the Greek Debt Merry-Go-Round Spins & Spins...

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In the latest world of EUlunacy, we have some interesting 'developments' on the Greek crisis front. First up , this: per Irish F...
Monday, July 13, 2015

13/7/15: A Promise of a Deal = An Actual Surrender

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So we finally have a 'historic' agreement on Greece. You know the details: Tsipras surrendered on everything, except one thing....
Sunday, July 12, 2015

12/7/15: Instead of Abating, Greek Crisis Just Accelerated

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Per latest reports, Eurogroup estimates Greek funding needs at EUR82-86 billion - a far cry from EUR53.5 billion requested from ESM. EUR10...
Saturday, July 11, 2015

11/7/15: Harder Default for Greece, Less Democracy for All

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My article on the Greek crisis for Irish Independent: impossible mathematics of debt and the political trilemma of sacrificed democracies:...
Friday, July 10, 2015

10/7/15: New Greek Proposals: Can + Foot ≠ Real Solution

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Greek Government proposal to the EU on Bailout package 3.0 have been published here:  http://www.naftemporiki.gr/finance/story/976680/the-...
Wednesday, July 8, 2015

8/7/15: Latest Round of Greece Talks: Smoke, Fire, Grexit

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Summit / Eurogroup takeaways: 1. No progress of any variety beyond the usual agreement to have more talks 2. Short term deal 'weig...
Tuesday, July 7, 2015

7/6/15: Greece Needs a Structured Euro Exit: Sinn

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As the saying goes... can't have a Greece drama without Target 2 drama... Hans Werner Sinn on Greek referendum results: In simple...
Sunday, July 5, 2015

5/7/15: Votes are in... What's next for Greece?

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With over 75% of votes counted in the Greek referendum, 61.6% of the votes counted are in favour of 'No'. So what's next?...
Friday, July 3, 2015

3/7/15: Add ECB to IMF and Greek arrears can get ugly...

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Ah, remember Brodsky's "Urania is old than sister Clio" bit? Well, not in finance. Apparently, or allegedly, as reported in ...
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...

29/6/15: Greece & Grexit: In Europe, what the bank does, the kings say

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Couple of interesting items on on Greek crisis: Bloomberg prints an exercise in extrapolating Greek devaluation to Mexico peso crisis. ...
Sunday, June 28, 2015

28/6/15: Grexit with Help: Hans Werner Sinn

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My favourite Bad Dude of German Economics, Hans Werner Sinn on Greek crisis: Orderly Grexit is, in my view, still more disruptive and...

28/6/15: IMF Gun, Greek Voters

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Just as the Greek Parliament engaged in a vote to hold or not to hold a referendum on Troika proposals, the IMF has decided to end any hop...
Saturday, June 27, 2015

27/6/15: Greek Political Outlook: June 2015

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As Greece is set for a referendum on the bailout, here is the latest opinion poll: Source: http://www.publicissue.gr/en/  In short, ...
Tuesday, June 23, 2015

23/6/2015: Hans Werner Sinn: Just Grexit!

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Hans Werner Sinn (Ifo) to Greece: "Will ya, just default, for the love of..."

23/6/15: In the parallel Universe of Greece: Strangulation is Cure

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Greece has been 'repaired' with an application of yet another plaster to a gaping shark wound. ECB hiked ELA once again, this ti...
Monday, June 22, 2015

22/6/15: Another Adrenaline Injection by Dr. ECB

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Yesterday, I noted that Greece is now on a daily drip of liquidity injections by ECB via ELA ( http://trueeconomics.blogspot.ie/2015/06/21...
Sunday, June 21, 2015

21/6/15: ECB ELA for Greece: Welcome to a Daily Drip of 'Solvency'

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Two days ago, I speculated on ECB's motives for drip-feeding ELA liquidity provisions to Greek banks ( http://trueeconomics.blogspot.i...