Sentences with phrase «in eurozone»

Because of the size of Germany, and those allied with them in the Eurozone, the Euro is a hard currency, harder than many cultures / nations with lower labor productivity would like.

Zoellick was a reasonable guy regarding the problems in the Eurozone.

Whatever it takes really to keep Greece in the Eurozone, in return for at least some kind of bloody pretence it's a responsible member.

In November, two Spanish companies contributed to my dividend income: Banco Santander SA, the largest lender in the eurozone and the telecommunication giant Telefonica SA.

The last three months have seen the crisis in the eurozone escalate and the result is rising costs fo insuring the region's debts.

The decision by the Eurozone to force bank depositors in Cyprus to contribute towards a bailout, a first in the Eurozone debt crisis, could hurt other peripheral nations, the Euro and the global stock market rally, analysts warned.

Relatively attractive valuations, ongoing easy monetary conditions and weaker currencies versus the greenback should support stocks in the eurozone and Japan.

In the Eurozone, economic indicators point to normalization, while the end of 2015 was dismal for the US economy.

We see opportunities in eurozone peripheral government bonds.

However, some of that potential equity gain can erode when your investment in the eurozone is translated back into the stronger dollar.

With the crisis in the Eurozone, there are times of calm, and then times of panic, with seemingly little warning for transitions.

If you are going to have a fiat currency, you should have some form of taxation authority behind it, and that is not true in the Eurozone.

In the Eurozone, under the «socialism,» the wealthy happily rule.

But it would be a «Big Bang» that sets the nations of the Eurozone free from their artificial shackles, and allows the nations in the Eurozone to liquefy, inflate, and reconcile all of the debts built up.

The second step is to re-introduce individual currencies for each country in the Eurozone.

Who would benefit from this book: If you want to learn about the problems in the Eurozone from someone that is fair, you will find it here.

With the difficulties in the Eurozone, some are giving up yield to gain safety, or at least predictability for now.

Relatively easy to do so in the short run in the Eurozone.

When those in the Eurozone wake up one morning, they find that they do not have Euros any longer, but Greeks have Greek Euros, Germans have German Euros, etc., and they do not trade at parity.

U.S. municipal bonds, whether tax - free or taxable, offer incremental yield relative to the negative or near zero yield environments seen in the Eurozone and Japan.

With all that's happening now in the Eurozone, the impending crisis is bound to affect banks exposed to European debt.

They simply keep a bank account in Europe, for example, in Euros to receive and send money in the Eurozone as needed.

and in the eurozone?

In Eurozone countries (France, Italy, Germany, and Spain) Kindle Fire HD 7 ″ costs $ 60 less.

At $ 699 in the eurozone and # 555 in the UK however, the price of admission is pretty steep.

Being in the Eurozone, this opens up the likelihood of CKD kits being shipped to India at last, as it wasn't economical to ship those from Oxford.

But Vote Leave campaigner Gisela Stuart said the EU had been a «disaster» for UK workers and noted the high unemployment levels in eurozone states.

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».

In other words, events from the collapse of Lehman Brothers to the crisis in the eurozone have provided cover for the reactionaries who would roll Britain's tax settlement back to the 1970s - at a time when our competitors are following the example of the 1980s.

While UKIP supported migrants coming to the UK to fill specific jobs - where there were skills shortages - he said economic problems in the eurozone meant the influx of low - skilled labour to the UK was likely to accelerate and questioned the social and cultural impact it had had.

And we can see that recovery has stalled in the US and the position in the Eurozone is dire.

Ridley «could have been peering through his bi-focals at the unfolding crisis in the Eurozone today.»

Open Europe, the Eurosceptic thinktank, also gave only a qualified approval: «Those outside the eurozone and banking union should not be discriminated against, will not participate in eurozone bail - outs and can keep their own financial supervision macro pro prudential regulation.»

Troubles in Italy (and other poorly - led nations) benefit Britain... «UK long - term borrowing costs have fallen to their lowest level this year, as troubles in the eurozone offset worries over a fresh batch of credit rating downgrades for government - backed institutions.»

This Coalition Government was formed in the midst of a debt crisis in the Eurozone.

Paralysis in the Eurozone is causing alarm in the markets and having a chilling effect on economies in many countries — including our own.

Germany's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble is right to recognise rising wages in his country can play a part in correcting these imbalances but monetary policy in the Eurozone must also do more.

«When you look at the crisis in the eurozone, the real need there is for the institutions of the eurozone to get behind the currency to convince the markets they have the firepower to do that....

Perhaps, he ventured, it is more to do with global economic uncertainty and the depression in the Eurozone.

However there is some light at the end of the tunnel, with corporate balance sheets «healthy» and an expectation that exports should quickly pick up once the difficulties in the Eurozone are resolved.

In this context, people ask: if there are 18 countries in the Eurozone which might wish to integrate further, could this lead to further powers being transferred away from our country?

We can not separate the growth in doubts about the European Union from Britain's wider economic situation and the problems in the Eurozone.

While most countries in the eurozone seek to bolster their competitiveness, Mr Cameron will lead a group of northern countries seeking to encourage liberal reform of the EU.

It is perfectly reasonable that he wishes to postpone any action on the EU question at present, as he describes the European leaders as preoccupied with «fighting the fire» in the eurozone, but it would be in Cameron's interest to slide off the fence in this instance, or to stop leaping back and forth over it, in order to allow a focused, informed debate to develop, without eurosceptics and europhiles alike having to second - guess his every future decision on the subject.

A «semi-pledge» amounts to no pledge, and because he is reluctant to wholly delight or dismay his backbenchers, Cameron is simply perpetuating the same old staid EU membership arguments, which are, ironically, distracting Britain from also «fighting the fire» in the eurozone — a crucial fight if he is to uphold his incessant enthusiasm for eventually delivering UK a deal with the EU in the «national interest.»

Miliband then used his speech to launch a powerful assault on the government's claim that Britain has entered a double dip recession as a result of the troubles in the eurozone.

The austerity measures in the eurozone's third - largest economy come as France seeks to capitalise on the redrawing of European power - relations with a new intra-EU bloc that would effectively create a two - tier union.

All this is enough to keep any good PM up all night — but much of it might seem small beer in a eurozone recession which sends us into a crash.

They're also using the threat of Britain losing its triple AAA rating and what's currently happening in the eurozone and Greece.

«Of course countries have got to make difficult decisions about their own public finances... but it's the open speculation from some members in the eurozone about the future of some countries in the eurozone which I think is doing real damage across the whole European economy.»