Sentences with phrase «core eurozone»

If the fringe fails so do core Eurozone banks.

If core Eurozone banks fail, so does the Eurozone.

If the Greeks and other fringe members of the Eurozone default, and the core governments don't bail the situation out, those holding CP of core Eurozone banks may take a loss.

The exposure of core Eurozone banks is significant, to the point where it could cause a broader crisis.

Core Eurozone banks have lent to Greek entities, and those banks are not well - capitalized.

Prime money market funds in the US have been investing 50 % of their assets in the Commercial Paper [CP] of Core Eurozone Banks.

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Still, we'd look for core inflation in the eurozone to continue rising up to the level we're seeing in Germany of 2.2 %.

Europe's trading calendar this week looks set to be dominated by fresh PMI data for the core of the Eurozone from IHS / Markit later in the week as well as U.K. inflation (Tuesday) and retail sales (Thursday).

After rising for several months, annual inflation in the eurozone fell further than consensus expectations in March, easing back from 2.0 % to 1.5 % at the headline level, and from 0.9 % to 0.7 % at the core level.

-LRB-...) their bets against the bonds of «core» eurozone countries — not just France, but Germany and the Netherlands too — represent a new, deeper level of bearishness on the single currency area's prospects.

Headline inflation in the 19 - country eurozone was just 0.2 % in the year to end - August, according to Eurostat, while core inflation (excluding food and energy) was 1 %, well off the ECB's inflation target of just below 2 %.

We believe core inflation in the eurozone is likely to stay muted, keeping the European Central Bank accommodative.

After a surprisingly large dip in the previous month, eurozone inflation rebounded in April, with the annual increase in core prices accelerating to its highest level since 2013.

In terms of the actual economy in the Eurozone, in aggregate, I think that the Eurozone is roughly a 1.5 % growth economy, but again that's in aggregate so it masks the big divisions between the core countries like Germany and the weaker countries like Greece and Portugal, and Italy as well.

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We agree with the view of the European Central Bank (ECB) that eurozone core inflation may be stuck below target through 2019.

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The eurozone's core gauge of inflation has dropped to 1.5 %.

It is evident that countries in the core and periphery of the Eurozone face very difficult decisions.

And it will progressively push countries in the core to commit to the fiscal integration that the Eurozone requires.

As the Eurozone consolidates, around banking union and cross-border transfers, the Lisbon treaty will be superseded by new, core - country agreements.

It's not that Corbyn's core supporters are enthusiastic Remainers - many regard the EU as a neoliberal project, and most despised its actions during the Eurozone crisis - but the issue they hold dearest is migrant rights.

There's the core: where the Eurozone countries are now pulling together more closely, integrating further to shore up the single currency.

In his speech he argues that Britain should choose a middle path between the core countries who are in the Eurozone and forging even closer union and the countries that he describes as being on the periphery - «the accession countries, EEA countries, Norway, Switzerland, and so on».

The monetary authorities are no doubt concerned about inflation (the eurozone rate is above the ECB's target; they held off from making a rate cut; the Fed, despite focusing on core inflation rates, no doubt has also noticed the increase in inflation expectations).

The Eurozone is transforming what was a fringe problem into a core problem and CDS spreads of Germany and France are greater than those of the UK, which has its own currency.

That makes me a little bullish on the Euro, because if Greece defaults and leave the Eurozone, it sends a warning to other profligate nations, and leaves the core of the Eurozone stronger.