Eurozone | 17 May 2019 The Hidden Boost to the Economy from Negative ECB Rates
Market-implied expectations of negative rates through 2021, and bund yields plunging below -0.1%, are an accident waiting to happen, but the main story is clear as rain.
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Market-implied expectations of negative rates through 2021, and bund yields plunging below -0.1%, are an accident waiting to happen, but the main story is clear as rain.
Posted: 17th May 2019 in 'Eurozone'
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