A new surge in eurozone inflation has reignited fears of a prolonged wave of deflation and left the European Central Bank facing tough decisions. The surge in energy prices due to the geopolitical crisis in the Middle East and the war in Iran is defying expectations of price stabilization. Eurostat data showed that inflation in …
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The oil shock brings Central Banks into conflict with Governments
Risks to global inflation remain strongly on the upside, as the oil price shock may have longer-lasting and more persistent knock-on effects than initially expected, according to new analysis by Trust Economics. The report’s key finding is that the deflation of inflation in the coming years may prove much slower, particularly in advanced economies and …
If banks have difficulty replacing expiring SRTs, then this systemic bomb will blow markets into the air
SRTs (Significant Risk Transfer), the new, rapidly growing “fashion” of European banking giants, are coming under the microscope of international regulators and central banks. This is an extremely complex financial tool through which credit institutions transfer the default risk of their loan portfolios to hedge funds and private equity funds. While the strategy is a …
Issuance of Eurobonds worth 4,5 trillion euros is required for Europe’s strategic autonomy
The only obstacle and most important to the issuance of Eurobonds that will finance the EU’s strategic autonomy is Germany. The only major country in the Eurozone with an “excellent” credit rating (AAA) refuses to accept joint borrowing and the issuance of the Eurobond. To achieve the strategic autonomy of the Old Continent requires three …
The EU in Russia’s embrace for energy – Eurasia will unite
As Europe’s economies cannot withstand a wave of subsidies and aid, such as that during the Covid 19 pandemic, which amounted to approximately 1.2 trillion euros, due to the deterioration of the fiscal position of states threatened by over-indebtedness, the priority now is – as one will see below the lines of the International Monetary …
Inflationary money from central banks will cause global shock and poverty
The Federal Reserve – and all central banks – is blamed as the main cause of inflation through its policy of “currency devaluation,” which systematically destroys the value of Americans’ savings, assets, and wages. A “political-inflationary vicious cycle” is documented, where the government prints money to finance spending, causing prices to rise, which then leads …
The ECB is secretly rescuing France, while in 2010 it threw Greece into the jaws of the markets
The European Central Bank (ECB), especially after the Greek adventure, has a long history of intervening in government bond markets in order to contain yields during periods of turmoil in the debt market. However, this is not an exercise of monetary policy but an intervention by the Brussels deep state. The most characteristic — and …
Why don’t central bankers want private money? – The stablecoins revolution
In a recent speech in Portugal, Christine Lagarde — president of the European Central Bank (ECB) — gave a stern warning about the emergence of stablecoins, stating that they could lead to the creation of “new private currencies.” These stablecoins, which are tokens (digital tokens) backed by government currencies (fiat), pose a serious threat to …
The disastrous plan for a strong euro will destroy the economy of Europe and its economically weak member countries
The European elite has recently been expressing the arrogant ambition that the euro will benefit from the decline in the dollar’s power as a reserve currency. They are selling this fairy tale, of course, to impose their suicidal geopolitical orientation against Russia, the incredible austerity that the program for the rearmament of Europe will bring, …
Risks to Europe’s financial system from Gold Derivatives
Gold derivatives are now a risk to the global financial system, the European Central Bank said in a note written by its four economists. The note, titled “What does the record price of gold tell us about risk appetite in financial markets?”, comes nearly 25 years after a GATA delegation led by President Bill Murphy …