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ECB pleases markets with additional €600bn stimulus
The central bank has increased the size of its pandemic stimulus package to €1.35 trillion
Macro briefing: More stimulus expected, but will it be enough?
New figures show that more than 2.9 million workers applied for unemployment benefits, taking the total count to 36.5 million applications in two months.
Macro briefing: ECB relaxes collateral rules to accept junk bonds
ECB’s decision comes ahead of S&P Global Ratings’ review of Italy’s credit rating
Macro briefing: Fed extends its reach to support employment
The Fed is now using all creative tools at its disposal to mitigate the surge of layoffs in the US.
Eurozone: Mutual seems to be the hardest word
If the current Covid-19 emergency isn’t enough to spur the European Union member states into combining forces on debt, then the question is when.
ECB: Not another “whatever it takes” moment, but a smart move nonetheless
The ECB unveiled a targeted stimulus package but kept rates unchanged.
Fed’s broken policy dial could benefit Asia investors
Political pressure on the Fed to cut rates is only likely to increase.
ECB signals further cuts and a new round of QE in September
The dovish outlook, coupled with prospects of a further stimulus, is expected to fuel the demand for yield that we have seen so far this year.
China’s stimulus is working, but credit markets hold longer-term risks
The credit stimulus measures that China began last summer are starting to reach a critical mass, but transmission to the real economy remains patchy.
ECB startles with dovish move
The central bank kept rates on hold and unveiled new cheap funding measures to boost the faltering Eurozone economy.
What China’s new stimulus measures mean for investors
The Chinese government has announced tax cuts worth 2 trillion yuan and higher spending. But will this boost the slowing economy?
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