The International Monetary Fund can be criticized for many things, but its analysis of countries’ debt risk tends to be worth a read.
In this case, the International Monetary Fund has once again warned Spain of the risk of reversing reforms and increasing imbalances. Continue reading Spain: IMF Highlights Rising Risks
This post should be called “Five Charts And A Warning“.
Continue reading Five Charts That Show The Eurozone Slowdown
The Italian government has created another massive turmoil in European markets with its 2019 budget proposal.
With a huge increase in spending, it estimated a deficit of 2.4% for 2019 compared to its previous target of 0.8% and the 1.6% announced by the finance minister. Continue reading Italy’s Problem Is Not The Euro, It’s Political Spending.
Greece has exited bailout territory and the European Union is making a strong case of the success of the program. Continue reading Greece’s Problems Are Far From Over