Carsten Brzeski News
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Euro-area exports increased for a third month in March as the currency bloc’s four largest economies all shipped more goods, adding to signs the region is beginning to emerge from a record-long recession.
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Mario Draghi has stoked expectations that officials will deliver an interest-rate cut today even as they doubt its impact.
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Economic confidence in the euro area decreased more than economists forecast in April as the 17- nation currency bloc struggled to emerge from a recession and the bailout of Cyprus renewed debt-crisis concerns.
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German business confidence probably fell for a second month in April after winter weather hindered the recovery in Europe’s largest economy.
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German industrial output rebounded in February, adding to signs that Europe’s largest economy is stabilizing after a contraction in the fourth quarter.
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The European Central Bank will probably help plug a financing gap in the Greek bailout that euro-area finance officials will consider this week, ING Group NV senior economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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Greece may have only a 46-hour window of opportunity should it need to plot a route out of the euro.
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German factory orders rose more than twice as much as economists forecast in February, adding to signs that Europe’s largest economy returned to growth in the first quarter.
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The devil lies in the detail of Cyprus’s salvation.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel opened the possibility that Germany may ultimately accept a write-off of Greek debt, as policy makers this week attempt to engineer a buyback that’s crucial for Greece to receive more funding.
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