US EditionGilt Markets: Bracing for a Crisis - Portfolio Institutional
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Gilt markets: Bracing for a crisis - portfolio institutional
In the aftermath of the euro area debt crisis, Jean-Claude Juncker, then prime minister of Luxembourg, and subsequently president of the European Commission, summed up the dilemma for politicians as: “We all know what to do, but we don’t know how to get re-elected once we have done it.” The same words now ring very true in UK politics. The recent government U-turn on welfare reform could be said to highlight this point. One of the most significa…
The disarmament of an instrument to regulate the amount of pesos triggered a crisis that forced the economic team to raise short-term interest rates. The impact on the economy and the warning of analysts. Read more
The short-term rates in Argentina are immersed in a roller coaster since the Central Bank (BCRA) and the government ended the LeFi: the interest rates first collapsed due to the injection of pesos that had run out of official market, then bounced off by action of the Central (which reactivated the passes) and the Treasury and in the following days behaved frantically. “The security rate, weighted by volume, operated by 43% nominal annual”, a Del…
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