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John Lichfield
john_lichfield
Impossible to overstate importance/scale of Eur 500bn Franco-German plan to reconstruct EU regions/industries worst hit by the Covid crisis. The Marshall Plan? The Merkel/Macron Pan is THREE times bigger. More
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Paul Mason
paulmasonnews
Recession predictions (see NYT) are moving from V-shaped to U-shaped... but to make sure it's not a Greek-style lost decade we need to decide one thing now: no more austerity
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Charles Grant
CER_Grant
How is COVID-19 changing the EU? As far as I can see, most of the big changes are accelerations of trends that were already visible. Take six of them -
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Sebastian Diessner
SebDiessner
We hear more and more that one way to defuse the #Karlsruhe–#Luxembourg–#Frankfurt conflict is to travel via #Berlin:Let @bundesbank be more *accountable* to @Bundestag(https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ecb-policy-germany/german-lawmakers-turn-sight
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Stylstc Clmnst
Sime0nStylites
Time for a New Prime Minister1. Brexit would have been challenge enough but with the pandemic at the same time the government has had to deal with the most severe
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Antoine de Cabanes
AdeCabanes
The European Central Bank is facing pressure from civil society to act on climate change. The pressure intensifies since the new President of #ECB, Christine #Lagarde, called for a review
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Alexandre Afonso
alexandreafonso
A thread on fiscal responsibility in Italy and the Netherlands. Since 1995, Italy has never had a balanced budget. The Netherlands has also run a deficit most years, but in
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Thomas Fazi
battleforeurope
[thread] I’m sorry to disagree with my good friend Dirk Ehnts (@DEhnts) but this analysis is just wrong. Here’s why https://twitter.com/BRAVENEWEUROPE1/status/1246844644203335680 MMT makes a crucial distinction between countries that have
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Pieter de Wilde
pieter_dewilde
The usually progressive Dutch satire @zondagmetlubach takes nationalist tour on #Eurobonds. Presents us vs them rhetoric, portraying as virtuous unified whole. Singles out Italy and Italian Eurosceptic populists as
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Christopher Wratil
chriswratil
#EUCO has agreed a #deal! It reveals and further intensifies many conflicting tendencies in EU integration we have seen over the last couple of years. The big question is how
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Steven Barrett
SBarrettBar
Not sure people are noticing the gravity of what is happening here.https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1275039777620996097 Some voices asking me to explain in more detail, so I will try my best. On a fundamental
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John O’Brennan
JohnOBrennan2
The now concluded European Council summit produced an outcome that has been widely welcomed. But in one crucial respect it failed miserably – and predictably: in protecting the rule of
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Keletso
keletsovionah
A very basic thread on 5 Sygnia ETFs (there are 11 Sygnia ETFs so far offered on the Easyequities platform). .all the information that will be shared in this thread
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Peter Ward
Peter___Ward
IDS is spot on. We have a huge stick “London” and we need to use it! Clearing (one area) won’t be moved for 3 reasons;1. London clears around €900bn everyday.
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Alex Good
goodalexander
Michael Platt of Bluecrest made 50% in 2016, 54% in '17, 25% in '18 and 50% in '19. Rumored up big in 2020. Per Market Wizards 2012, he averaged 14%
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Barrister's Horse
BarristersHorse
THREAD:KEEP THE FAITH1. We have a new Government in power during one of the most revolutionary times in modern history. We've had 4 years of political instability following the referendum
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