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The Troika’s dictat to Greece: 150,000 job cuts, cuts in spending on defense and health, further pay cuts for civil servants and pensioners

27.01.2012

This one will sting: the troika has presented its demands; Greek ministers expressed concern about the reaction of lawmakers; there has been some progress in the PSI+ talks, as Olli Rehn holds out the possibility of an increased participation of the public sector; Reuters says the ECB remains split on its position; for registered users only.

ECB involvement in Greece is on the table

26.01.2012

Talks between Athens and its private creditors resume today, with pressure for a deal by the end of the week; Kathemerini says involvement of the ECB is now part of the negotiations, after the IMF has put on the pressure on the ECB;  for registered users only.

Comment

The international monetary system needs the euro

By:Agnès Bénassy-Quéré
20.01.2012

It may seem strange to call for an increased international role of the euro. But the flaws of an international monetary system centered on the US dollar are substantial.

A German end to the Euro vision
18.01.2012
By:Heiner Flassbeck
The eurozone’s savings mismatch
22.12.2011
By:Daniel Gros

Analysis

The Americans, Baby

By:Satyajit Das
15.11.2011

As the world focuses on the eurozone, this extensive analysis reminds us that the that the debt problem of the US government is at least as bad as that of the eurozone, and is likely to resurface very shortly. 

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