Are We About to See a “European Monetary Fund?” by Don Quijones • Mar 9, 2017 • 14 Comments There’s an air of furtive desperation about the proceedings.
Euro Breakup Rattles Investors Once Again by Don Quijones • Mar 1, 2017 • 38 Comments Only this time, the ECB is already doing “whatever it takes.”
Is that Desperation Hanging Over Europe’s Banking System? by Don Quijones • Feb 25, 2017 • 41 Comments Turns out, Italy’s banking crisis is not fixed.
The Unthinkable Just Happened in Spain by Don Quijones • Feb 18, 2017 • 17 Comments Six central bankers and a financial regulator get dragged to court.
Foreign Governments Dump US Treasuries as Never Before, But Who the Heck is Buying Them? by Wolf Richter • Feb 9, 2017 • 44 Comments There’s now a special math for NIRP refugees in Europe.
Italy’s Banking Crisis Is Even Worse Than We Thought by Don Quijones • Feb 8, 2017 • 33 Comments The insider blame game has begun.
What Would it Cost a Country to Leave the Euro? That’s What Everyone Suddenly Wants to Know by Wolf Richter • Feb 7, 2017 • 47 Comments It’s the closest the Eurozone has come to falling apart.
Things Just Got Serious in Europe’s War on Cash by Don Quijones • Jan 28, 2017 • 73 Comments To protect citizens from threats as defined by apparatchiks in Brussels.
ECB’s Insider Connections Under Scrutiny Again by Don Quijones • Jan 25, 2017 • 20 Comments Necessary to “maintain a dialogue” with external actors, says ECB.
Nightmare Before Christmas for Spanish Banks by Don Quijones • Dec 21, 2016 • 30 Comments The European Court of Justice refused to listen.
