#Eurozone

HODLdax

HODLdax

Last week the @ECB extended its current asset purchase program, now totalling €1.8 tn. Several EU states can borrow at negative interest rates.10 years ago, the eurozone almost collapsed, a

Dom White

DomWh1te

There’s been lots of handwaving about the surge in money supply data recently. Here's a short thread on what I think it means. First thing: there’s no doubting how unusual

Cllr. Dan Boyle

sendboyle

Tha A Word is featuring strongly in the debate on whether or not The Green Party should enter government. Those advocating a No vote see austerity as a given, if

Chappers

PJChapman74

Long thread! A remain supporter has asked why I am pro-Brexit. Whether it was a genuine question or not, I thought it was something worth answering properly. Twitter probably doesn’t

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

Time for a New Prime Minister1. Brexit would have been challenge enough but with the pandemic at the same time the government has had to deal with the most severe

Hans Kundnani

hanskundnani

It seems to me that, during the last decade since the euro crisis began in 2010, there has been a troubling transformation of the EU. I have tried to describe

Tomas Hirst

tomashirstecon

Something I wonder about post-financial crisis policy framework in most DMs: Has New Keynesian consensus on monetary policy primacy been eroded by experience of the past decade or is it

Steven Barrett

SBarrettBar

Not sure people are noticing the gravity of what is happening here.https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1275039777620996097 Some voices asking me to explain in more detail, so I will try my best. On a fundamental

Tuomas Malinen

mtmalinen

A short thread of the non-recovery of the global #economy.Let's start on the PMI -fallacy. With the PMI:s all figures above 50 signal overall increase, compared to previous month, while

Daniela Gabor

DanielaGabor

remember those massive central bank purchases of governments bonds & 'we're here to close spreads' last year?my new report 'Revolution without revolutionaries: the return of monetary financing' argues we live

Stanley Pignal

spignal

One of the main reasons vaccination rates are so low in Europe is down to supply. And one of the reasons supply is low is because EU ordered doses late.

Antonis Polemitis

polemitis

1/ This week in financial infrastructure will end up in the history books/future case studies."The week that clearing/settlement caused a financial, cultural and political crisis" 2/ For 7 years, I

Luca Fornaro

LucaFornaro3

Some thoughts on a recent piece by @MESandbu https://www.ft.com/content/5a92d0f1-e65f-4965-a685-bad83496e40f. First, the part I disagree with. Contrary to what argued in the article, multiple equilibria are deeply ingrained in mainstream ma

HODLdax

HODLdax

In 2014, the ECB started an unprecedented monetary experiments with catastrophic side effects. Time to sum up what happened & the impact on various aspects of the economy, especially in

Philipp Heimberger

heimbergecon

Dutch prime minister Rutte and other "frugals" continue to use distorted images of Italy and Southern Europe to water down the EU recovery fund. Here are seven ("surprising") facts about

Philipp Heimberger

heimbergecon

Politicians, economists and the media have been using distorted images of Italy and the Italian economy. How do we reduce these distortions? Niki Kowall and I make an attempt by

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