Sunday, March 29, 2015

Economic News And Views ( March 29 , 2015 ) - UK may already losing sway in Europe ( even before its BREXIT vote occurs ) ...... China led AIIB continues to attract participants ( Russia , Netherlands likely to join , Australia latest to support , World Bank feeling heat ) ...... Greece talks with Creditors over Reforms List continues over the weekend ( What does Tsipras need to do to move forward , status of Talks and possible interim relief - timing of a Eurogroup meeting very much in flux and may not come as quickly as Greece may need to avoid a cash crunch ) ....Future of Eurozone - doubts creeping in......Future of Ukraine President Poreshenko - US standing firm or likely to hedge its bets ( Additional items touching upon Ukraine and Russia ) ..... Some thoughts on effects of QE and Fed Policy - deep thoughts !


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Even before any vote, UK losing sway in .






 · 14 hours ago


More countries like and the Netherlands say to join -backed investment bank.








 · 2 hours ago


Australia latest to support China-led bank






 The Greek Analyst retweeted
 · 55 minutes ago


Does have guts to break with his left faction? That's what's needed to save Greece. My column


 The New York Times

Greeks Need Their Leader to Be Tough

The new prime minister might consider dumping his party's left wing to make the reforms necessary to satisfy eurozone creditors.
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 · 3 hours ago


| Syriza party leadership to meet 1230 GMT, Cabinet Council to convene 1600 GMT. Tsipras to consult with party leaders & ministers.





 · 3 hours ago


| 's Theodorakis: PM Tsipras faces a crucial dilemma: Agreement with the Eurozone or Grexit and national disaster.






 The Greek Analyst retweeted
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18 minutes ago


could release €1bn subtranche for before April 8 if agreement reached at on reform list ~





 The Greek Analyst retweeted
 · 22 minutes ago


discussions on reform list 'constructive'; EWG mtg April 1 possible ~EU official to






 · 3 hours ago

| Eurogroup unlikely to be held soon to discuss Greek reforms via


























































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| Moscow expects progress from Tsipras visit via







 · 5 hours ago



Looks like Greece has capitulated on privatizations. The controversial Piraeus port deal is back on






 · 2 hours ago


How pushed 's creditors to the edge. Now Athens is approaching crunch time.






 · 17 hours ago

PM Tsipras interview in : Rift with corruption, agreement w Eurozone. I'm not discussing 3rd bailout













 Albert Broomhead retweeted
 · 10 hours ago


Can the Eurozone Survive? Not in Its Current Form Says PIMCO; Mish Response





 · 5 hours ago

Germans loose further confidence in the Euro. Only 56% expect Euro to survive in next 10yrs, down from 72% in Sep2014








 · 15 minutes ago

still at risk? could hedge bets on its choice of oligarchs








 · 2 hours ago

ready to play favorites with Chinese banks







 · 1 hour ago

Bank feels push to reform in response to new Chinese rival








 · 11 hours ago



Finally The "Very Serious People" Get It: QE Will "Permanently Impair Living Standards For Generations To Come"







 · 13 hours ago



Kyle Bass Warns "The Fed Is Backed Into A Corner... Equities Are My Biggest Liquidity Worry"



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