Towards $1.50?

20.09.2007

By: Wolfgang Münchau

Like it or not, there will either be an exchange rate policy, or interest rates cuts, or both.

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The case for an intelligent exchange-rate policy for the euro area

16.07.2007

By: Wolfgang Münchau

There are at leas three reason why the euro is likely to rise further: a weaker US economy, turmoil in the credit markets, and the rise of the euro as an international currency. What the Europeans now need is a strategy to deal with an overshooting exchange rate.

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Could interest rates stay at 4% for the rest of the year?

12.07.2007

By: Eurointelligence ECB Watch

The rise in the euro/dollar exchange rate, and signs of trouble in the credit markets may well pre-empt another ECB rate rise.

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The gentlemen's agreement fails Europe too

09.07.2007

By: Wolfgang Münchau

The euro area member states should consolidate their shareholdings at the IMF, currently 23%, reduce the total to 17%, the level of the US, and make the rest available to broaden the shareholder base.

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17.04.2007 Why Europe will not decouple from the US

14.04.2007 With the Euro at $1.35 and Y160, who needs higher interest rates?

29.03.2007 The economic cost of rebalancing the global economy

28.02.2007 After yesterday's joyride: three real reasons to panic

27.02.2007 Why the Europeans remain obsessed about the yen

21.02.2007 Why is credit risk priced so low? A new explanation

09.02.2007 When it is time not to listen to Mr Trichet too closely...

08.02.2007 Some empirical evidence in support of the bazaar economy theory

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