Category: Eurozone
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Progress report on the European Banking Union
Europe’s Banking Union has not achieved its goals but has benefited the Eurozone’s banking sector in unexpected ways.
The ECB’s new inflation strategy
New research on euro area inflation expectations under the old inflation strategy. Will the new targeting fare better?
Revisiting EU’s fiscal framework
EU fiscal rules have been suspended but when they will be reinstated, by the end of 2021, EU countries will have high levels of debt. Brand new research on how these rules could be modified.
The EU Recovery Fund: a Hamiltonian or Rooseveltian moment?
Some interesting commentary on the importance of European Union Recovery Fund.
The search for a euro area safe asset
New research on a E-bonds model and an evaluation of the four current approaches to creating a euro safe asset.
Looking back at the Irish and Greek crises
Ten years after the Irish and Greek crises, what have we learned.
On the “gilets jaunes”
Olivier Blanchard and Simone Tagliapietra and Georg Zachmann, of Bruegel, opine about the possible factors that could have given rise to the “gilets jaunes” movement.