Keyword(s): Martin Wolf
09/29/11
FT's chief economist believes that Eurozone leaders have no other choice than to prevent the break up of the zone. He explains why the risks of a rescue are tremendous and that the zone still has to decide what it want to be when it grows up:
FT: Fear… more »
09/23/11
Source: Financial Times (click on chart to go to original article)
FT's Chief Economist Martin Wolf is convinced that a break up of the Eurozone would end in a disaster. He calls for very decisive action in a Sept. 20, 2011, column in the FT:
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09/12/11
Martin Wolf argues that in the U.S., U.K., and Germany, the household, business, and foreign sectors want to spend much less than they earn, pushing interest rates to exceptionally low levels.
Stephen King maintains instead that Treasury yields are lo… more »
09/02/11
06:58:04 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com 
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Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe
FT: Struggling with a great contraction, Martin Wolf, August 30, 2011"In neither the US nor the eurozone, does the politician supposedly in charge – Barack Obama, the US president, and Angela Merkel, Germany’s chancellor – appear to be much more than… more »
06/23/11
08:46:56 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com, 61 words
Categories: Economics Europe, Economics Global
An impressive group of speakers presented different views. Great material!AUTHORSEdmond AlphandéryArnoud W.A. BootLee C. BuchheitCharles W. CalomirisYoussef CassisMitu GulatiMartin HellwigJanet KersnarRamon MarimonWolfgang Münch… more »
06/16/11
For our growing new visitor base we give you the hint that we have in our Econ section a great search index related to personalities and economic opinion leaders (mainly economists). If you click on the names you get to related posts on MarketObservation… more »
06/11/11
Citi's Willlem Buiter and colleagues review recent articles by Martin Wolf and Hans-Werner Sinn on the role and interpretation of intra-Eurosystem (Target2) credit imbalances. They dispute their conclusions on both conceptual and empirical grounds:
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05/14/11
02:27:26 pm, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 14 words
Categories: Economics Europe, Economics Global
May 11, 2011Keywords: Greek Debt Crisis, European Crisis more »
05/12/11
10:11:18 pm, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 8 words
Categories: Economics Global, Economics Asia
Keywords: Martin Wolf, China, Chinese Economy, World Economy more »
02/06/11
10:32:40 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 86 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe, Economics Asia, Economics Africa
I became aware of the new platform mediatank.org. It is a collaboration between leading European media houses and China daily. I think that this is a highly interesting initiative. The first two articles are from Martin Wolf, the FT's chief economist and… more »
01/08/11
Dec. 23, 2010Keywords: Martin Wolf, Financial Times, Global Economy Outlook, Eurozone, Monetary Policy more »
10/19/10
08:59:25 pm, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 40 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Global
Bloomberg Video Interview with the FT's Martin Wolf: FT's Wolf Says U.S. Will Win Global Currency Fight: Video, October 15, 2010Keywords: Currency War, US Dollar, Yuan more »
10/16/10
http://video.ft.com/v/628298092001/Soros-warns-of-trade-wars-and-double-dipthe interview was published on October 7, 2010Keywords: George Soros, Martin Wolf FT, Currency Situation, Financial Regulation, Deficits, China more »
10/12/10
Keywords: Financial Markets, Financial Crisis, Banking, Martin Wolf more »
06/13/10
Peterson Institute: New Imbalances Will Threaten Global Recovery, by C. Fred Bergsten, June10, 2010
Global imbalances are about to jump again. New estimates from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development suggest that the sharp declin… more »
05/24/10
FT: How likely is financial repression? by Martin Wolf, May 24, 2010How likely is financial repression? (by Martin Wolf)"First comes financial crisis; then comes sovereign debt crisis; then comes financial repression. This is the view of Carmen R… more »
05/09/10
04/07/10
07:05:09 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 128 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Asia
EconomistView/FT: "Evaluating the Renminbi Manipulation", by Martin Wolf, April 6, 2010Martin Wolf believes that it is now time for action for the US:"I conclude that the renminbi is undervalued, that this is dangerous for the durability of glo… more »
02/25/10
FT>: The world economy has no easy way out of the mire, by Martin Wolf, Feb. 23, 2010 more »
02/13/10
Jeff Frankels Weblog: Let Greece go to the IMF, Feb. 11, 2010
The members of the eurozone and the EU have apparently decided that they must heroically rescue Greece, that this is better than having the IMF do it. Senior figures in Brussels feel that… more »
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