Another Sad Picture From The Euro Area
No one, not even Germany, is doing good at the moment in the Euro Area: economic and political issues are threatening the invisble €-recovery Whatever Brussells is doing, it’s not working at all: Note that…
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Industrial Recovery: Spain Looks Better Than Italy
Suddenly, Spanish industrial recovery looks better than the Italian one: how can a country with such a high rate of unemployment achieve such a result ? It’s all a matter of deficit. While Italy is…
Is Italian Employment Ever Coming Back ?
Italian employment is looking really, really bad: how come Italy is, on a fairly regular basis, the European country with the worst economic news ever since the Euro crisis started ? Italy is now the…
London’s Best Districts Draw Buyers on Italian Triple Dip
Curiously enough, the largest group of foreigners who bought a house in the most expensive districts in London is the Italian one, another evidence to the theory that big crisis lead to big inequality (guest…
How Can Spanish Economy Grow More Than The Italian One ?
Well, it doesn’t really take a genius to understand why Spanish economy is growing way more than the Italian one, it’s all a matter of spending, spending and spending (original publishing date: 08/11/14) So here…
Why EU Will Hardly Think of New Sanctions to Russia
What appears to be already quite clear here is that sanctions to Russia have a double effect: they hurt the countries applying the sactions as well the target countries While US is regularly issuing new…
Italy Is Entering Deflation (Mamma Mia !)
With an annual inflation equal to 0,1%, the doors to deflation for Italy are now wide open, the Japanization of European economy is now closer Based on our calculation, we expected Italy to enter deflation…
European Default ? The Market Has A Different Opinion
The decline in European CDS has been really sharp starting from the day the ECB promised a new LTRO for the end of 2014, but is this trust justified or are we seeing an excess…
A Bond Bubble in Peripheral Europe ?
As Raoul Ruparel states from Forbes, the bond market in peripheral Europe is acting in a completely disconnected way compared to the trend of real economy, how big is this problem going to be for…
The endless pain: how economic crisis is destroying Europe
Using IMF data, we can easily understand how the ongoing economic crisis in Europe is destroying our continent: will the suffering ever end ? And will we ever go back to the old days ?…