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The President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, has repeatedly pointed out in recent weeks that the eurozone functions independently of the US in terms of monetary policy. Of course, the emphasis with which Lagarde put forward her apparent independence is treacherous. She herself had already pointed out that the eurozone lost 250 billion euros in investment funds abroad last year, primarily to America in the course of Germany's industrialization. The mainstream press is now calling for a double rate cut: both the US and the eurozone must lower their interest rates so that the ailing banks and the ailing economy in the eurozone can get better credit conditions the road through. This recession is rocky and the ECB cannot go it alone!
What a bizarre world we live in. Powell looks like a good guy (higher rates for longer) compared to Lagarde (join us in our monetary debasement).
I fear future generations will despise us for putting up with this nonsense for so long.
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yes, we're experiencing the ultimate clown show. as long as the eurokommies are messing around here, i'm definitely a big fan of the higher for longer Jerome.
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That would be epic fail considering it's never been this high in last 20 years. the ailing banks
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @nym 19 Apr
How the tables have turned!
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I don't foresee double rate cuts anytime soon. It will either be Eurozone or US. It better be US first if the economic instability has to be sacked.
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the mainstream press in Europe is full of ECB commentaries calling for interest rates to be cut quickly. we're on our last legs here and the pressure from the eurozone capitals in particular is growing by the day
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Press? Do you think they care about press? No, they only care about US now. If US cuts the rates, they will follow.
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I meant that they are using the MSM to push their narrative. And yes, all that counts are the US. The rest is the wrotten salad besides the stake
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