Editorial : The transatlantic dove
- The ECB does nothing but talks more dovish comments ? Jeremy Stein resigned from the Fed The EUR/USD is left untouched
Overview : Portugal: finally rewarded?
- The Portuguese recovery is for real. Will this be sufficient for the country to follow the Irish path of a “clean” exit from international bailouts?
The week in the US : SLACK remains
- This week began with Janet Yellen giving a speech in Chicago, during which she stressed the ongoing issue of long-term unemployment and what the Fed was trying to do about it.
The week in the Euro zone : ECB: matching actions to words…
- Inflation was lower than expected in the eurozone in March, at only 0.5%, though it was not enough to prompt the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) to act.
Focus1 : Japan: Abenomics shifts investors’ preferences
- The Flow of Funds data have been heavily influenced by the change in policy since the nomination of Shinzo Abe as head of government
Focus2 : UK: A stubborn current account deficit
- Competitiveness losses + strong demand for imported goods with few domestic substitutes = current account deficit
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