October 17, 2013
Eurostat yesterday released its latest inflation statistics and the data for the eurozone provides some food for thought.Inflation reached its lowest levels (1.1% on an annual basis) since February 2010. This might seem surprising on the surface given …
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divergence, Draghi, ECB, eurozone, inflation, monetary policy, one-size-fits-all |
April 10, 2013
Yesterday, the ECB released its first survey on household wealth, which produced some surprising results – not least that Germany (on paper) seems to have one of the lowest levels of median wealth, below that of bailed out countries such as Cyprus an…
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crisis, Cyprus, divergence, ECB, eurozone, Financial Services, german media, German public opinion, house prices, wealth |
January 9, 2013
Yesterday’s unemployment figures from Eurostat made a surprisingly big splash in the European press today. We say surprising since for anyone following the crisis this has been a longstanding and deeply concerning trend in the eurozone. Eurozone une…
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divergence, euro, eurostat, eurozone, eurozone crisis, Greece, Spain, unemployment |
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