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Yes, bank credit supply is improving in the €-area.

Francesco Papadia January 11, 2016 0 Comment

In a post published just one year ago, we advanced the fairly optimistic view that the negative supply...
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What will happen on December 3rd in Sonnemannstraße?

Francesco Papadia December 01, 2015 0 Comment

The Bank of England has a tube station named after it and is located in an intriguingly named...
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Will lower rates help the ECB in regaining price stability?

Francesco Papadia November 20, 2015 0 Comment

Draghi has opened up the possibility, at the last press conference, of a further reduction of the rate...
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Was the € a good idea?

Francesco Papadia November 03, 2015 0 Comment

The question in the title is inspired by an anecdote. While we were living in Frankfurt, my wife...
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My expectations from the ECB on Thursday

Francesco Papadia October 19, 2015 0 Comment

The ECB (the Monetary Policy Account -MPA-, Draghi, Coeure, Mersch) has sent over the last few weeks a clear...
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