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Tag Archives: ECB
Cyprus Deposit Confiscation Destabilizes Banking System
The EUR 10 billion bailout of tiny Cyprus should have been a global non-event. Instead, ineptitude on the part of the European Central Bank (ECB), the European Commission, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the Cyprus authorities has threatened the … Continue reading
Posted in Market Commentary
Tagged confiscation of deposits, Cyprus bailout, ECB, IMF
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Vote of No Confidence for Draghi
After Mario Draghi’s impassioned guarantee to do “whatever it takes to save the euro,” equity markets around the globe initially rose in eager anticipation of the breathtaking new plan to rescue the troubled European sovereign debt markets. Unfortunately, today’s announcement … Continue reading
Posted in Market Commentary, Market Timing
Tagged ECB, European borrowing costs, European debt crisis, Mario Draghi, Risk-off
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Deposits No Longer Safe in EU
After the initial proposal to confiscate 6.75% of all deposits up to EUR 100,000 and 9.9% of all deposits above EUR 100,000, the final plan will instead take as much as 100% of deposits (in excess of EUR 100,000) at … Continue reading →