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in FinanceRating Agencies Too Trigger Happy?

Discusses the role of rating agencies in the current European debt crisisby investinpassiveincome / on Jul 19, 2011
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “european debt crisis”
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Campaign promises of the eurozone recession: Scaling back on renewable-energy subsidies
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The times, they are a-changin. It wasn’t so very long ago that German Chancellor Angela Merkel was proudly extolling her country’s move to shift entirely away from nuclear power by replacing their nuclear reactors with renewables, including solar and wind farms, courtesy of a lot of very helpful public ...6 days ago -
Good news from French President Hollande: The eurozone crisis is over, or something
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...Quoi? Well, that’s a relief, I must say. The eurozone crisis is over, French president Francois Hollande said as he sought to reassure Asian investors on a visit to Japan. “What you need to understand here in Japan is that the crisis in Europe is over,” he said. “And that we can work together, France and ...1 week ago -
Should the ECB Spend an Unlimited Amount on Bonds?
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The European Central Bank did not place any limit on its program in which the bank purchases bonds of heavily indebted states so as to keep their borrowing costs (i.e., the bonds’ interest rates) from increasing. The program, called Outright Monetary Transactions, had already accomplished that even before spending a ...1 week ago -
Europe’s Risk Dashboard
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Here’s a look at Europe through the eyes of the ECB and the Muppets at Centralbahnplatz 2. The following is a Risk Dashboard put together by the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB), in order to give us (The Public) a better understanding of WTF is really going on in Europe: ESRB – Risk Dashboard1 week ago -
The IMF on their Greek bailout: We’ve made a huge mistake
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Hindsight. More bad news: Germany’s economy, responsible for almost a third of the eurozone’s collective output, has been one of the few relative — and I do mean relative — bright spots in the black hole of contraction that has been the eurozone’s economic performance for six straight quarters. They ...2 weeks ago -
Morgan Stanley – Crippled By Europe
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When I’m not playing Soccer, Football, binging on TV Shows, watching Movies, and jumping off of perfectly functional airplanes, I like to go through the financial statements of randomly selected companies. Today’s lucky winner was Morgan Stanley. My hatred for Morgan Stanley runs deep, for reasons not relevant to ...2 weeks ago -
Europeans Defaulting On Their Credit Card Debt?
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In a world were Spreads are at their Tightest they’ve ever been, courtesy of the relentless money printing by the Economically Retarded Central Bankers, it appears that some Black Swans are starting to pop outta nowhere, signalling that the House of Cards is about to crumble. I pay super close attention to the Fixed ...3 weeks ago -
A “New Deal” for Europe’s youth? Er…
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Where have we heard that before? The youth unemployment situation across much of Europe is bleak, to say the least; young people in Greece are unemployed at a rate that just shot past 60 percent, while more than half of Spain’s young people are jobless and more than 40 percent are jobless in both Ireland and ...3 weeks ago -
From Where Will the Crash Come?
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Germany’s benchmark DAX index has clambered to a new record high, but still some people are still convinced the financial markets are due for an almighty crash. However some of these doom-mongers are not newly pessimistic; they have, for instance, long since predicted a break-up of the eurozone. Indeed, supposedly, ...4 weeks ago -
Is Merkel to blame for Germanys Eurovision loss?
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German commentators were wringing their hands on Sunday over the country’s disappointing finish at the Eurovision final Saturday night. The country came 21 st out of the 26 countries performing, despite fielding well-known dance act Cascada with a radio-friendly song which the German media had predicted could ...4 weeks ago



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