Posts Tagged ‘fiscal union’
Fri Sep 9, 2011 14:53 GMT |
The title of a recent Business Monitor International report highlights the view that the eurozone is expected to muddle through. However, as Bruce Jeffery, Global Markets Strategist at Business Monitor, explains, a resolution to the ongoing sovereign debt debacle will require a crisis of epic proportions. While implausible at this juncture, alternative scenarios cannot be… [Read more]

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Tags: Business Monitor International, crisis, debt crisis, euro, Eurozone, fiscal integration, fiscal union, Germany, Greece, ireland, Italy, Lehman, Portugal, Spain
Posted in: Currencies, Eurozone, Financials, General, Podcast
Wed Aug 24, 2011 16:29 GMT |
Regular readers will be familiar with our increasing concerns about the eurozone, as outlined in Monday’s blog post. Following an extraordinary session of Business Monitor International’s Politburo Standing Committee (in this case our Europe and Global Analysts), we outline our core views on the eurozone debt crisis: Policymakers will take the necessary steps to prevent… [Read more]
Tags: collapse, ECB, euro, eurobond, Eurozone, fiscal union, Syria
Posted in: Emerging Europe, Eurozone, General, Middle East, Political Risk
Fri Aug 12, 2011 16:19 GMT |
Mark Schaltuper, Head of Europe Country Risk and Financial Markets, and Tim Cooper, Chief Economic Strategist, come together to discuss Business Monitor’s latest Special Report titled “Market Meltdown: Global Economy On The Edge”. With the US reeling from debt concerns after losing its AAA credit rating, the eurozone dogged by the ongoing sovereign debt crises,… [Read more]

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Tags: China, credit rating, debt crisis, Default, Double Dip, Downgrade, ECB, EFSF, Eurozone, fiscal union, Germany, Global Economy, Greece, Italy, sovereign risk, Spain, Special Report, stability fund, US
Posted in: China, Eurozone, General, Podcast, US
Mon Jul 18, 2011 16:07 GMT |
The EU-wide bank stress test results released on July 15 offered little reprieve for financial markets as concerns over the eurozone sovereign debt crisis continue to dominate. At the heart of the stress test scenario is the ‘adverse scenario’, in which the euro-area economy contracts 0.5% in 2011 and equity markets fall 15%, while banks… [Read more]

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Tags: bailout, banking sector, Banks, Cajas, Default, EFSF, ESM, EU, euro, Eurozone, fiscal union, Greece, ireland, Italy, recession, Spain, Stress Test, Swiss franc
Posted in: Currencies, Eurozone, Financials, General, Podcast
Wed Jun 30, 2010 15:01 GMT |
Last week Mark Schaltuper, BMI’s Head of Europe Analysis, spoke on CNBC European Closing Bell about the prospect of an internal devaluation for the least competitive eurozone economies.
Tags: competitiveness, deflation, euro, Eurozone, Fiscal Austerity, fiscal union, Germany, Greece, internal devaluation, ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain
Posted in: Eurozone, Financials, General, Inflation/Deflation