Articles labeled ECB:
Anders Eklöf, Chief FX Strategist at LC and I at Swedbank, is commenting on the ECB's decision to lower the interest rate.
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ECB
03-05-2013 16:48
Videos
The situation in Cyprus created significant concern last week and most markets tumbled. Cyprus is now getting its emergency loan of EUR 10 billion from the troika (EU, ECB and IMF) but with a pistol pointed to its head. The solution in Brussels was reached in the early hours of Monday and just hours before the European Central Bank’s deadline of stopping the flow of money to Cypriot banks.
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Emergency loan,
EU,
ECB,
IMF,
Cyprus
25-03-2013 15:42
News
Martin Tallroth, Fixed Income Strategist at Swedbank, gives his view on ECB's decision to buy bonds to take the pressure off struggling nations in Europe.
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ECB
07-09-2012 14:33
Videos
An appetite for risk has returned in recent times, stock exchanges and commodities prices have climbed, while at the same time, the situation on the credit market has improved somewhat in Europe. The central bank printing presses are running hot, and since the European Central Bank, the ECB, has also chosen to give its balance sheet a big boost, financial institutions have begun to breathe a bit more easily.
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ECB,
Cecilia Hermansson,
euro zone,
depression
29-02-2012 10:09
Blog
2011 is drawing to a close. The year opened with continued recovery all round the world, but has since been marked by ever graver debt crises, falling stock markets, rising risk premiums and growing economic gloom. Gazing into the crystal ball for 2012 is a challenge. There is a risk that the economic year will not be as good as the headlines suggest.
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structural policy,
economic year,
ECB
22-12-2011 15:30
Blog
Long forgotten papers with notes from forgotten meetings can lead to new insights.
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ECB
07-03-2011 10:54
Blog
The economic recovery is in full swing across the globe, although a fair few damages remains in many countries such as high unemployment and eye-watering public debt levels.
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ECB,
monetary policy
04-03-2011 11:17
Blog
The turmoil in the Middle East looks like a starting point for an overdue correction in the global markets. Looking at the large equity markets, for example S & P 500, we have been hovering close to levels not seen since before the collapse in the US investment bank Lehman Brothers in October 2008.
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ECB
28-02-2011 14:08
Blog
