Mauro Bottarelli
12/11/2012
MAURO BOTTARELLI comments on the accusations leveled at Deutsche Bank and on what they mean in terms of the present situation of the Eurozone and its future.
11/22/2012
INT.
James Charles Livermore
JAMES CHARLES LIVERMORE comments on the downgrade of France, the underlying causes and what the event says about the balance of power between countries in the European Union.
11/5/2012
Carlo Pelanda
CARLO PELANDA comments on the predictions that the crisis will continue until at least 2018, and on the plans for economic rigor put forward by the Germans, led by Angela Merkel.
10/16/2012
Sergio Bianchi
SERGIO BIANCHI comments on the use of Credit Default Swaps by the big banks, and how they avoid regulations and look after their own interests despite the crisis.
10/1/2012
Samuel Gregg
Close attention to particular decisions by European institutions and governments before and during the present economic crisis suggests that many have significantly infringed the rule of law
9/17/2012
INT.
Bernd Posselt
European Parliament member BERND POSSELT comments on the German Constitutional Court’s decision to uphold the ESM bailout fund, a pro-Europe measure, and what this means for Europe’s future
9/3/2012
INT.
James Charles Livermore
Financial analyst JAMES CHARLES LIVERMORE comments on the recent speech by Bernanke and on whether more monetary injections are in store for the American economy.
8/20/2012
INT.
Nicholas Economides
Professor NICHOLAS ECONOMIDES discusses how Greece seems poised to leave the Eurozone, forced out by unfeasible measures, and how other countries could soon follow.
8/3/2012
Luciano Zanardini
In a strange twist, the immigrants from Paraguay to Spain are now returning home because of the high unemployment in Spain, with consequences for both of the countries involved.
7/20/2012
Paolo Annoni
Fed Chairman Bernanke addressed the House on the state of the American economy. PAOLO ANNONI comments on the way the US, and the markets, view certain European countries.
7/14/2012
Fernando De Haro
FERNANDO DE HARO comments on the recent austerity measures announced in Spain, to prove that they are serious about reducing the deficit in view of the bailout of their banking industry.
6/28/2012
James Charles Livermore
Europe is shaken once more by the rating agencies right before a major meeting. JAMES CHARLES LIVERMORE discusses the situation and the possibility of introducing Eurobonds.
6/20/2012
INT.
Tobias Bayer
Correspondent for the Financial Times, TOBIAS BAYER, comments on the situation in the EU after the Spanish bailout and the Greek elections, focusing on what Germany will do next.
6/8/2012
Giuseppe Pennisi
Although Europe is governed by leaders who often lack expertise, including technical expertise, before proclaiming himself a professor, Obama should look at the statistics on the US economy
6/8/2012
INT.
Thomas Cooley
Ilsussidiario.net asked Thomas Cooley, a professor at New York University, to comment on the reasons for the growing U.S. concern about the situation of the euro and the EU policies