Les dépêches jeudi 20 février, l’Euro pris dans la tourmente du funding.

Un éditorial que vous ne lirez nulle part ailleurs. Si les peuples le comprenaient ils feraient la Révolution. https://t.co/X9ncyFlIfW via @wordpressdotcom

— bruno bertez (@BrunoBertez) February 18, 2020

A lire, la BCE est la pire banque centrale du monde

“ECB Is Worst-Run Central Bank In The World” – Felix Zulauf Sees 30percent Plunge In US Stocks “Taking The World With It”

[Bloomberg] Euro Is Swept Up in Global Funding Frenzy and Set for More Pain

Le problème des pressions déflationnistes de l’eurodollar, le « dollar » reste entier et surtout non analysé.

The global eurodollar problem (disinflationary pressures) didn't actually go away during Q4 – no matter how many times officials say they did.

They were just a little less, a pause not a categorical change in condition.https://t.co/ZTa6rAk9ue pic.twitter.com/yAQQyfbgsu

— Jeffrey P. Snider (@JeffSnider_AIP) February 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/BrunoBertez/status/1230470525157355521?s=20

"The toughest job central banks face in the next five years is managing uncertainty. In the euro area, inflation is persistently low and the ammunition available to raise it is minimal" – @mariademertzis

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— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) February 20, 2020

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