Sentences with phrase «of eurozone»

For starters, Greece represents only 2.0 percent of the Eurozone GDP, and while some international investors, such as those from Canada and Germany, have been especially active in the U.S. commercial real estate markets recently, we haven't seen a lot of Greek money flowing into this country over the past few years.

A 2005 OECD study of the Eurozone (UK not included) found property taxes were 0 % in Ireland and Belgium.

With Gaelcoin, another of the Eurozone's bailed - out economies is looking to reclaim some of the sovereignty it lost by giving up its own fiat currency, the punt, in 2002.

«The currency of the Eurozone is the euro,» he said succinctly.

Previously, when asked about his customers, Peter Smith, CEO of Blockchain.info told that most new users came from countries such as Argentina and «the periphery of the eurozone» where many people have lost their trust in local financial systems.

The IMF prognosed that the Spanish economy would grow 2.5 % in 2016, registering a point more than the rest of the advanced economies and double that of the Eurozone.

This is supported by our top - ranked Brussels practice, which is well - versed on issues such as the legal basis of the eurozone, and EU competition and state aid rules.

A 2013 study by NERA Economic Consulting revealed that the U.S. has the highest liability costs as a percentage of GDP of the countries surveyed, with liability costs at 2.6 times the average level of the Eurozone economies.

Such support is, however, subject to strict conditionality (in the form of macroeconomic adjustment programmes), and can only be granted if it is indispensable to safeguard the financial stability of the eurozone as a whole.

It is therefore no surprise that consolidation of the Eurozone's external representation is also implied in the Commission's stated aim to make the Union a stronger global actor.

His research focuses on the external representation of the Eurozone.

The Commission has reportedly already been working out the details of a proposal behind the scenes, contemplating how and — importantly — when the argument that a strengthened external voice of the EMU is an integral part of the current efforts to improve the economic governance of the Eurozone can best be presented.

This is true even for States that are not part of the Eurozone, which is shown by examples such as Denmark, which is member to the treaty despite having opted out of the EMU, and as can be seen in Article 14 (5) TSCG.

When the sovereign debt crisis was at its peak, Commission President Barroso argued on multiple occasions that a strengthening and consolidation of the Eurozone's external representation should be pursued.

The continued presence of Eurozone Member States within the IMF, then, is often justified on the grounds that the Union's competences in the area of economic policy are still limited.

This post will offer an overview of the recent major developments concerning the Greek part of the Eurozone crisis.

His post-doctoral research focuses on the legal aspects of the Eurozone crisis and the new European economic governance, with a special focus on financial assistance conditionality.

While similar publications have focused on a constitutional analysis of the Eurozone crisis itself, this book is more dedicated to the effects the crisis had on the existing structure of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) and the EU.

Overall, the book gives an excellent account of the debate on the legitimacy of government and governance of the Eurozone and ultimately the EU that took place in the aftermath of the Eurocrisis and contains interesting ideas on how more democratic legitimacy could be achieved, which is why it is definitively worth reading and discussing.

So, if the ESM's objective (stability of the eurozone) is completely unrelated to chapter on monetary union of the TFUE, what has the ECB been doing then with the outright monetary mechanism etc?

The ESM Treaty is a treaty under public international law concluded by the members of the eurozone to create a permanent crisis mechanism to safeguard the stability of the euro area.

It reflects the persistent failure of the eurozone to generate a really convincing recovery from the financial crisis.

This is quite a turnaround for a country that was at the heart of the eurozone debt crisis at its darkest hour.

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.

or average since they are about the same thing about 80 pip, aud / usd not the best one to short fundamentally as higher interest rate (4.5 % current — but if threat of eurozone it interest rate will go down causing panick to below 95 cents).

While the world of personal finance is interesting, I think what is going on in Greece and the rest of the Eurozone will have a far bigger impact on everyday American's lives than they may realize.

Far better to kick one nation out of the Eurozone, and make the others take notice.

A «no» vote would indicate rejection of creditors» latest proposal, likely causing Greece to be forced out of the Eurozone.

Nations in Europe exist, and many act against the concept of a Eurozone.

Weak parts of the Eurozone and Japan are possibilities, along with a number of emerging markets.

Its movements are determined by the economy of the Uk and that of the Eurozone.

Getting into action in those two areas will make a way bigger difference than the sleepless nights you've been spending worrying that Greece will be kicked out of the Eurozone.

But what we do know is that if there is a «bad» outcome, the larger the amount of eurozone debt that goes into default, the more damaging for the world economy and financial system it will be.

And while investors seem more preoccupied with the trajectory of eurozone monetary policy, Zahn believes there are good reasons to think the European Central Bank will hold off until 2020 before pushing interest rates up.

Quarterly, the value of a Euro relative to the local currencies would be redefined by the percentage of GDP the country has compared to the whole of the Eurozone.

The problems of the US and China are significant, but the problems of the Eurozone are pressing.

The difficulty for the strong nations of the Eurozone is that their banks lent a lot to the fringe nations that are failing.

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.

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.

Prepare for the dissolution of the Eurozone; it is coming.

Investors should look at cash financing schedules and balance sheets to evaluate the future solvency of Eurozone nations.

Fundamental problem of Eurozone: No bailout, no default, no exit (inconsistent).

They are able to offer their licensed member brokers the ability to offer their services across the whole of the Eurozone, and likewise other European regulated brokers may offer their services inside Portugal.

Estonia is admirable for their courage, though I can't imagine why you would want to be part of the Eurozone NOW $ $ Jul 20, 2012

Why were credit spreads so similar during the boom years of the Eurozone?

The Nordic countries have by and large avoided the worst aspects of the Eurozone crisis.

MiFID legislates regulation in the whole of the Eurozone.

On the other side of the Atlantic, the threat of a Eurozone collapse has receded, at least for now.

It might not be the best time to invest in the Greek economy, as well as that of Portugal and possibly Ireland, although those three together represent only about five percent of the Eurozone GDP and may not affect a collapse.

The following countries from Eastern Europe are members of the EU but not of the Eurozone: Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Romania.