Sunday, May 10, 2015

Economic News and Views - May 10 , 2015 .... Greece highlights ( Political intrigues - domestic and International , Creditor Talks items ) .... Broader Europe ( Juncker pays back Cameron and UK by pouring cold water on EU Treaties changes , Tories pressure Cameron regarding renegotiation demands ) ..... Asia in focus ( China cuts interest rates for the third time since November , Japan charts of note on Debt to GDP , Odds and Ends )


Tweets.....


Europe....



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Govt Council has extraordinary meeting right now; parl group to have meeting later today. via







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And here is the ballot box that MinState Flampouraris refers to

PM Tsipras drew a ballot box on his personal note-page. Greek media *must* analyze.






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MinState: "The ballot box drawn by PM Tsipras 2 days ago looks more like a referendum to me, than elections."






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No 'Plan B' for in debt talks, top EU official says.







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Preparing for a Plan B- take it or leave it- to be presented by EU officials to if talks fail





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Critical choices loom ahead of Eurogroup, IMF repayment






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Schaeuble Warns Defaults Can Surprise as Greece Crams for Talks





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Mayors hold firm against donating reserves







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From April: Jean-Claude Juncker announced there will be no changes to EU Treaties whilst he is in office




 Hugo Dixon retweeted
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Tory right starting setting out EU renegotiation demands including parliamentary veto on new EU rules.



 Hugo Dixon retweeted
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PM under pressure from diehard MPs over EU deal > Greece not UK (for now)





Asia.....



 


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China cuts interest rates to boost economy, 3rd cut since Nov: benchmark deposit+lending rates by 25bp latter to 5.1%




 Frederik Ducrozet retweeted

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Happy Sunday! China blinks, PBoC cuts interest rates by 25bps, hikes deposit-rate ceiling to 150% of benchmark from 130%




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It's only Japan's debt per capita that's a complete and total disaster.





 · 18 hours ago

Looked at from the perspective of GDP per working age adult Japan looks even better. Problem is nominal GDP.







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GDP per capita comparison (selected developed economies).






 · May 8


Interactive Map: Follow the Roads, Railways, and Pipelines on China’s New Silk Road




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