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The ECB and Mounting Eurozone Debt

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By Tom Buerkle
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Erik Norland, CME Group AT A GLANCE Between 2009 and 2012, the euro area experienced a sovereign debt crisis The European Central Bank is ending its bond-buying program and prepping to raise rates Is the eurozone headed for another debt crisis? Judging from the overall level of debt in Europe, the answer seems to be “no.”  European debt ratios have barely budged since 2012. Bubbling beneath the apparently calm surface there is a more complex reality.
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Euro Repo Sees Volumes Surge

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By Tom Buerkle
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Owain Johnson, CME Group AT A GLANCE Euro repo volumes soared in May as traders shifted their risk positioning, despite little change in short-dated financing levels. Despite elevated levels of activity in the European repo market, rates have remained steady, perhaps due to a lack of short-term central bank activity. Firms have turned to the European repo market amid an increase in volatility in the financial markets, which has encouraged participants to review their approach to risk.
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Economists ‘Push Back’ on Arguments for Higher Inflation

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By Christine Idzelis Verified, Tom Buerkle
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Bank of America economists don’t buy that higher inflation is coming. “We push back against the latest arguments for higher inflation in the developed markets world,” Bank of America’s global economists said in a research note Friday.
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