Podcasts about european debt

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"Within our mandate, the European Central Bank (ECB) is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro, and believe me, it will be enough." By uttering those three words, Mario Draghi saved the Eurozone from collapsing, thereby ushering Europe's monetary policy into the 21st century. European fiscal policy, meanwhile, has not quite caught up. To this day, it still sticks with the treaty-enshrined limits to member-states' debt and deficit--the European Stability Mechanism (ESM)--albeit with varying degrees of fidelity. These days, the European Commission is proposing a new economic governance framework that would give member states greater flexibility on their spending plans and the Commission a larger role in the continent's policy. This week we spoke to Rebecca Christie—a fellow at Bruegel—to discuss the Commission's proposal and the broader sweep of European economic policy. Rebecca is the author of an intellectual history of the ESM and a columnist for BreakingViews. This conversation got quite wonky quickly, as we rattled through arguments on capital markets unions, deficit targeting, bond spreads, tackling inflation, and Alexander Hamilton. As always, please rate and review Uncommon Decency on Apple Podcasts, and send us your comments or questions either on Twitter at @UnDecencyPod or by e-mail at undecencypod@gmail.com. And please consider supporting the show through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/undecencypod.

In this special episode of Spotlight, sponsored by Arrow Global, CEO Zach Lewy tells PDI editor Andy Thomson why a local approach offers unique advantages for private lenders in Europe.

Gloria Bartoli, professor of public management at the LUISS Guido Carli in Rome, speaks with Taylor Pearce, economist at OMFIF, about debt sustainability and fiscal reform in the European Union. Drawing on her extensive experience in international organisations and the design of international policy and regulatory frameworks, Bartoli provides her view of the debt landscape in Europe and analyses the possibility of returning to a pre-pandemic status quo. The discussion explores how the Next Generation EU fund and Recovery and Resilience Facility – introduced as part of the European Union's emergency pandemic relief measures – can lay the groundwork for more robust reform of the European fiscal framework, Stability and Growth Pact and debt rules.

264 European Debt GDP Level reached 100%

Breaking News about the The Global Banking Crisis 2.0 in this show! European Debt levels show massive private sector bank debt with massive loan non-performance, and tells us how Europe will become a Global Crisis that will swamp Mario Draghi. And Janet Yellen won't be able to do a thing about it. Bruce then tells very specifically the tactical changes you need to make in your retirement portfolio to weather the changes.

Clearly, the world's sovereign governments are either bursting with debt now, or they are frantically absorbing the debt liabilities of their private sectors, or even other countries. Understandably, mindful people are today speculating what could happen if major European countries, and yes...the US eventually simply can not pay their debt obligations and the World goes BANKRUPT! The most common answer you hear today, "Buy gold & silver because monetary denominations will be come meaningless in the face of hyperinflation." Straight Talk Wealth Radio Host, Bruce Weide, doesn't disagree with the distinct possibility of the premise, and in this show he goes on a search to find out if there is any reason at all to not buy into the proposed solution. IS Gold the ultimate answer? What are the different possible scenarios that could play out when the world goes broke?For this show, Bruce obtained an exclusive interview with economist and N.Y. Times best-selling author of "The Great Crash Ahead". Harry S. Dent, and together they explore the possibility of global debt failure and the range of possible outcomes.

Harry Dent is interviewed by STW Host Bruce Weide regarding Dents recent claim that the Global governments and banks are in a deviant collusion to create a false global economy and artificially low interest rates that will soon have its day of reckoning on the global economy,.

In this episode Bruce explores whether it is possible to trust Wall Street anymore, in the light of blatant manipulation by too-big-to-fail global banks, in collusion with governments around the world. Sound like harsh words. Bruce's lays out the actual facts in this show.

Despite all appearances, the global financial markets are NOT coming to an apocalyptic collapse! Yes, there WILL be a new day dawning! The problem is that it may take until the end of this decade.In this show, Bruce extensively discusses the Seasons of the Economy, coming full cycle about every 40 years. FIND OUT: * How will we get through this global winter (If governments stopped trying to reverse the natural course of things)?* How America could come out strong by the end of the 2010s, provided we survive the winter?How will YOU weather the global economic winter and survive to smell the flowers of spring?Listen to this week's show and learn how to Protect, Prepare, and Prosper in the coming decade of change in the world.

In America, there's a failure to appreciate Europe's leading role in the world. - Barack Obama - European government and private debt is on an unsustainable andunsolvable path. Now, after northern European countries (namely Germany) have spent billions and billions of Euros to save Greece, (who just elected a new government that will tell their lenders to "take a hike"), there is a whole new specter or European debt rising in Spain. But this time it's different.Spain is too big to fail, AND too big to bail out.In this show Bruce exclusively interviews renown economist and best selling author of the Great Crash Ahead, Harry S. Dent and together they review key statistics of Spain, and how this next big blow up will come to YOUR investment portfolio. The foreign threat to America today is still the "domino theory". But this time, it is how the dominoes of unsolvable Eurodebt, will crash the world economy, including the american stock market by 2013.GET THE FACTS! GET SAFE! Listen to "Who's Going to Pay Europe's Debt? You and Your IRA!"and learn to Protect, Prepare, and Prosper, when the trouble hits America.

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Baby Boomers barely have a decade left to recover from the current economic and financial crisis. So when WILL things turn around? This episode features excerpted interviews with Harry S. Dent regarding his book The Great Crash Ahead, and covers the hurdles to overcome, (European Debt, China Bubble, American Debt), and what the government could most effectively do right now to get America back on a strong economic footing.

First in a special "podcast only" format, STW Radio, usually broadcast as a 1-hour show on AM radio with barely enough time to cover issues in detail, now gets to stretch out and get serious about informing America regarding saving for retirement in the Desperate Decade ahead. This show highlights the seeds of the Eurodebt and why Europe only has 1 of the 3 key tools most other sovereign countries have to fix their economic crisis.

- Joseph Gagnon, Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics Please call 1-800-388-9700 for a free copy of his paper "“The Last Bullet”.

Another volatile few days for world markets, with optimism over Greece quickly dissipating as we have seen so many times. Join IG for a look back at what has been driving markets this week and a look ahead to forthcoming key events.

After a week of choppiness, investors left it until Friday afternoon to head for the exits as, once again, rumours concerning European debt and the risk of default swirled around markets. An indecisive week overall, but with plenty on the calendar for next week, there's the potential for more volatile trading ahead.

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