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The day after QE

Francesco Papadia January 26, 2015 0 Comment

In a previous post, published on Tuesday the 20th 1)Will QE surprise on the upside or the downside?...
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Will QE surprise on the upside or the downside?

Francesco Papadia January 20, 2015 0 Comment

The European Central Bank has practically communicated that it will decide on Quantitative Easing (QE) in its 22nd...
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Dissecting the hawks of the ECB

Francesco Papadia January 07, 2015 1 Comment

In this post I want to examine what are the nature and the basis of the opposition of...
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Gli Alisei or the Trade Winds and the Treasuries yields

Francesco Papadia December 11, 2014 0 Comment

The Trade Winds, or Alisei in Italian, flow constantly from North East to South West in the Northern Hemisphere....
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Draghi between Scylla and Charybdis

Francesco Papadia December 01, 2014 2 Comments

Draghi will need all his rhetorical ability to tread a narrow path at the next Press Conference. On one...
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