Financial Economics – Page 22

How the ECB Will Force Banks to Raise Deposit Rates

November 4, 2022

The monetary policy of the EU it seems at the moment to be on the one hand ineffective, on the other hand leading to…

A Global Liquidity Crisis is beginning to appear on the Horizon

October 27, 2022

The dynamics of the global market vis-à-vis all those markets where a global liquidity that in 2019 reached 130 trillion dollars, well above the…

The Interest rate Cycle and what it entails?

October 6, 2022

Each phase of the interest rate cycle has its own side effects, causes its own turbulence. In today’s era we have entered a sharp…

Crisis in British Bond Markets: A Crisis from the Future

October 2, 2022

The crisis that broke out in the British bond markets is one of the first signs of the new kind of crises that we…

Inflation: How we can reduce it by paying with plastic money – Examples

September 15, 2022

Bank cards can prove to be an effective weapon against inflation this winter, through the reward they offer when they are used. In practice,…

What do the Spread Control Mechanism mean for the EU Economy?

July 28, 2022

The 50 basis point increase in the ECB’s deposit rate, double what the ECB had initially communicated and in line with the hawks’ wish,…

Euro-Dollar Parity 1:1- Europe takes Steps Backwards Compared to the US

July 14, 2022

Each currency reflects the reality in the economy and is a tool of a specific economic policy. Reflecting at the same time, the general…

Τhe Audit & Τax Τreatment of Cryptocurrencies

June 23, 2022

The basic and initial stage of the life of the cryptocurrency is its creation, through the mining process (blockchain mining). In the process, cryptocurrency…

CIPS: Why are the Chinese happy with the decisions of the EU and the US?

March 3, 2022

The decision to exclude some Russian banks from the international SWIFT payment system has caused great concern in the global financial system, as its…

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