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March 29, 2022
The chief economist of Piraeus Bank, Elias Lekkos spoke to OT FORUM
March 12, 2022
During the past days, we have all been hearing about proposals that make you truly wonder how these can be financed since they all rest on a reduction in taxes
March 11, 2022
Presidents and prime ministers struggle to shake old habits in confronting wartime policy decisions.
March 6, 2022
ONE solution that pops up in debates around a post-independence Scottish currency is the Euro but it is evident that such a policy is economically…
February 7, 2022
Advocates for a change in fiscal rules – What he says about the ECB raising interest rates
February 3, 2022
Following today’s meeting of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) Governing Council, ECB President Christine Lagarde announced that the euro area economy is continuing to recover and the labour market is improving further, helped by ‘ample policy support’. The ECB has decided not to raise interest rates despite inflationary pressure. In more measured tones Lagarde said […]
January 25, 2022
Moreover, he has tried to reach a consensus on the reform of the Stability Pact with an admirable twist: both the frugal countries led by Vienna and the indebted ones like Italy. What did he do? He doesnt want to close credit for those who ... ...
January 20, 2022
After public debt figures in the eurozone were released, member states now have to take a position on the future of the EU budget. Although it is the 3rd best performer in terms of budgetary discipline, Luxembourg will have to choose between joining Germany's more conservative camp or France's progressive one.
January 19, 2022
TPTG analyse the crisis in Greece and how it is influencing capitalist restructuring, and how the working class is responding to the resulting austerity measures.
January 18, 2022
The blocs fiscal rulebook has been suspended until next year to stave off any unwanted economic consequences of the pandemic.