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Sovereign Debt Returns To The ECOFIN Agenda
The finance ministers in next week’s ECOFIN meeting will typically OK the second instalment (EUR9 million) for Greece, but will also once again discuss the problem of sovereign and bank debt in the Eurozone.
The ECB’s intervention in the meeting will be particularly intense, as the Franfurt based bank deems the problem of the debt crisis "as the biggest challenge to the stability of the economy and the banking system."
The "solution" it proposes is not particularly popular by the finance ministers, as the central bankers are asking for medium to long term fiscal consolidation.
The new element in this debate is that the ECB appears to make this proposal more in the form of strict recommendations to governments, linking the extension of the "quantitative easing" policy to the compliance with this recommendation.
On Thursday, the ECB will most likely announce the extension of extraordinary liquidity measures to provide at least until 01.01.2011.
The assumption that the debt crisis seems to take on new dimensions do not allow the ECB to tighten its policy and implement the "exit strategy" on which its chief Jean Claude Trichet insisted.
(Capital.gr)
The finance ministers in next week’s ECOFIN meeting will typically OK the second instalment (EUR9 million) for Greece, but will also once again discuss the problem of sovereign and bank debt in the Eurozone.
The ECB’s intervention in the meeting will be particularly intense, as the Franfurt based bank deems the problem of the debt crisis "as the biggest challenge to the stability of the economy and the banking system."
The "solution" it proposes is not particularly popular by the finance ministers, as the central bankers are asking for medium to long term fiscal consolidation.
The new element in this debate is that the ECB appears to make this proposal more in the form of strict recommendations to governments, linking the extension of the "quantitative easing" policy to the compliance with this recommendation.
On Thursday, the ECB will most likely announce the extension of extraordinary liquidity measures to provide at least until 01.01.2011.
The assumption that the debt crisis seems to take on new dimensions do not allow the ECB to tighten its policy and implement the "exit strategy" on which its chief Jean Claude Trichet insisted.
(Capital.gr)