Europe Had A Boring Winter Recession
It’s pretty difficult to sensationalize a 0.1% contraction. Even when you have two of them
It’s pretty difficult to sensationalize a 0.1% contraction. Even when you have two of them
As a matter of course, I employ sarcastic derision to document new evidence that inflation
Europe’s largest economy might’ve contracted in the fourth quarter, but that didn’t stop the euro-area
Allahu Akbar! Inflation in Europe receded more than expected in December, data out Friday showed.
“We share the same views on the causes, course and logic of the ongoing transformation
Copy for the sake of it. I’m not a fan. Noteworthy market news was sparse
China’s grand reopening after three years of government-imposed isolation was supposed to save the global
Over the weekend, in Shanghai, a man strode unimpeded down what looked to be a
Over the weekend, as a sort of addendum to “Chaos Will Return To UK Assets,”
In news that’s every bit as disconcerting as it is unsurprising, inflation in the eurozone
Among the responses to “Apocalypse Soon” was a reference to the “usual bearish suspects.” We
“Casino economics” that will “end in tears” with a possible run on the pound. That’s
Regional equities were under pressure, the euro sank below 0.99 and benchmark gas prices jumped
It’s not a stretch (at all) to suggest Europe is currently facing the most onerous
Ray Dalio has a thought experiment for you. When you get a few minutes, and
The ECB hiked rates for the first time in more than a decade Thursday and
A few days ago, a reader suggested the Fed, having woefully miscalculated while appraising both
One problem with trying to craft a coherent sanctions regime against Vladimir Putin’s Russia is
Although consensus is coalescing around the idea that the next shock to markets will come
A week of disconcerting inflation data out of Europe culminated Friday in another record high
Germany’s energy crisis heated up on Thursday, when Economy Minister Robert Habeck raised the country’s
Yesterday’s “the Fed is getting on top of inflation” was today’s “the Fed is struggling
The ECB has seen enough. Already. Just four business days after confirming the imminent onset
Time and again over the past several years, I’ve suggested that absent the ECB backstop,
The ECB will end net asset purchases under its long-running QE program on July 1,
“The latest inflation figures… confirm the necessity of a gradual but resolute monetary normalization,” Francois
It’d be difficult to imagine a more inauspicious mix of headlines than those investors confronted
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