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Europe: Turning Japanese?…
Highlights The view that the world will sink into a deflationary “ice age” hinges on the assumption that policymakers will make a colossal mistake by failing to do what is in their own best interest. Contrary to popular belief, governments always have a tool to increase inflation, even when an…
Highlights Global financial markets are currently dealing with a fresh round of uncertainty related to U.S.-China trade tensions. Yet while equities and government bond yields have fallen in response to the U.S. imposition of tariffs and escalation of the trade war with China, corporate bond…
Is Europe Doomed To Japanification… Or Worse? (Part 2…
Is Europe Doomed To Japanification… Or Worse? (Part 1…
Why Did The U.S. Economy Transition Better Than Europe To A Globalized World…
Europe, Why Such An Urge To Save? (Part 2…
Europe, Why Such An Urge To Save? (Part 1…
Bank of Japan Turns Up The Dial – A Little…
Highlights An aging population, a banking sector in poor health, and a private sector focused on building up savings are the key factors undermining euro area growth on a structural basis. A large manufacturing sector makes the euro area vulnerable to EM competition. Unlike the U.S., the…