Samy Chaar, PhD
@samychaar.bsky.social
Chief Economist & CIO Switzerland at Bank @LombardOdier I #Macro
When facts meet faith, facts don't stand a chance (Draghi 2014) - views are my own.
When facts meet faith, facts don't stand a chance (Draghi 2014) - views are my own.
Divided parliament is unusual in the case of France but not unusual for markets.
There are some major differences to previous debt stress episodes: spread widening is not triggering a rise in French yields. In the case of France, yields are falling, despite spreads rising.
There are some major differences to previous debt stress episodes: spread widening is not triggering a rise in French yields. In the case of France, yields are falling, despite spreads rising.
December 4, 2024 at 8:32 AM
Divided parliament is unusual in the case of France but not unusual for markets.
There are some major differences to previous debt stress episodes: spread widening is not triggering a rise in French yields. In the case of France, yields are falling, despite spreads rising.
There are some major differences to previous debt stress episodes: spread widening is not triggering a rise in French yields. In the case of France, yields are falling, despite spreads rising.
A great debate here between @justinwolfers.bsky.social & B. Wolf on the gap in economic performance between the US & the Euro area.
US authorities should be praised for supporting growth, while Europe is always on the shy side, but this growth gap required considerable excess resources by the US.
US authorities should be praised for supporting growth, while Europe is always on the shy side, but this growth gap required considerable excess resources by the US.
October 20, 2023 at 12:46 PM
A great debate here between @justinwolfers.bsky.social & B. Wolf on the gap in economic performance between the US & the Euro area.
US authorities should be praised for supporting growth, while Europe is always on the shy side, but this growth gap required considerable excess resources by the US.
US authorities should be praised for supporting growth, while Europe is always on the shy side, but this growth gap required considerable excess resources by the US.