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Eurozone Inflation Reaches New High – Recession Incoming
Inflation in the Eurozone hit a new record in October, according to Eurostat who reported a 10.7% rise. That marks an increase from September’s 9.9% posting and [...]
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Greece Rushes to Repay Debt as Rates Rise
As the European Central Bank (ECB) finally begins to raise rates, Greece is rushing to repay its outstanding debt. The failure to consolidate eurozone debt hurt the [...]
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Eurozone Inflation at a Record High
Inflation in the doomed Eurozone increased 4.9% in November, marking the highest level of inflation since the creation of the euro. The larger economies within the [...]
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FREXIT is Rising
There is a rising minority that is starting to blame France’s prolonged economic decline on joining the euro. They are demanding that Macron take back control [...]
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Lagarde – ECB – Euro
The central banks are keenly aware that they cannot stimulate economic growth, although they will not state that publicly. The wheel of fortune has completed its [...]
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Macrone Orders Italian Language to No Longer Be Taught in France
Macrone just signed a law where Italian will no longer be taught in France. The idea that Europe is one big happy family is so far from reality that this is part of [...]
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Netherlands Objects to France’s Attempt to get EU Funding in a Crisis
The Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mark Rutte, is objecting to France’s desired changes to the EU budget. France wants aid with the inclusion of the [...]
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France v Netherlands
COMMENT: I had to laugh your comment that the EU pretends to be a happy family but they are still nationalistic no matter what they say. The Dutch bid to buy Air [...]
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German Economy Turning Down Hard into 2020
The German economy is what holds up Europe. The data on the industrial sector in Germany is out and it has disappointed everyone once again with production dropping [...]
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European Tour – The Calm Before the Chaos?
I am writing from Frankfurt here for meetings ahead of the chaos awaiting the May elections. In Frankfurt, while the economy is clearly slowing, the financial [...]
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