Eurozone

Just started an internship and my boss asked me to look up a few questions...any thoughts out there?

1.what do you think is going to happen with the euro and also the euro zone as a whole

  1. what do you think the FOMC is going to do regarding inflation rates and easing/tightening in general

  2. why at this time with europe being as messy as it is does 1 euro still buy more than 1 dollar

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  1. Chances are good that Greece stays in the Euro and that the Germans continuing shouldering the burden and they kick the can down the road as they always have. That, or maybe the old panzer divisions get fired up again.

  2. Extend operation twist (built in to the market), leave interest rates unchanged for awhile and generally be very very vauge until GDP has a 1 handle on it.

  3. Because we are a money printing fiscally irresponsible shit show. Most Eurozone countries don't have the awesome printing press that we do.

 

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