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a more ambitious European bailout plan (finally)

it felt last week like European policymakers were trying to get out in front of things. In exchange

they estimate a “creditworthiness gap” in European deficit countries of Eur 108 billion in 2010. The gap

“Creditworthiness trends in European countries”

… defensive fully-regulated utilities can be found in all regions, however the highest concentration is found in the US. European, Asian and Latam utilities are more levered to economic growth and therefore tend to be no more interest rate-sensitive than broad market equities. Ev...

…immigration and customs barriers, and financial markets are assuming ever-ballooning asset purchase programmes by the , European Central Bank that stretch into an indefinite future. Oh, and a president of the European Commission who says the single currency makes no sense when th...

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The BRIDGE platform currently comprises investments of between €20-120 million each, in 17 European infrastructure transactions. In 2016 alone, the BRIDGE team has achieved financial close for 11 infrastructure deals in Europe aggregating ca. €390m. When benchmarked against other...

…tical agenda item, and the request for external support for Spanish banks can be seen as the starting point for greater European support and oversight for banks, to be discussed at the upcoming European Council. ¢ Greece's debt remains unsustainable, but the risk of a euro exit...

…nse is the Obama 5m of 696m SPR release is to show Merkel and co he will step in. He needs to because there are 8 small European and Baltic countries that rec 70%+ of their gas from Russia. Germany gets 30%. Cross asset correlations outside of the US are increasing past few days...

…eirut, and yesterday atrocities in Paris all demonstrate an unexpected level of sophistication and effort. As a result, European countries and the US are likely to see an increase in incidents and threats that harken back to Al Qaeda's early agenda or are comparable to the Black...

…p, Barclays, Credit Suisse. * Defined as 5-year Treasury yield rising more than 70 basis points over a 3-month period. European Bonds Unlike their US counterparts, European fixed income markets did not forfeit all their gains by the end of last year. This served as a poignant r...

…ports from the modest pickup in global growth we expect is likely to be dwarfed by ongoing US trade policy uncertainty, European political risk and China fears. Lastly, an acceleration of recent outflows from EMLD markets could magnify these risks, particularly since 60% of the c...

…ll market centered in the U.S. may see its next leg driven by its counterparts across the Atlantic. However, we see the European continent energized by the electoral suc- cess of 39-year-old Emmanuel Macron, who not only won the French presidency in May, but also a strong party m...

…ut tapering because the ability or willingness to do QE fades would likely cause a setback. Relief or Revolt relates to European politics. Will Europe follow the route to populism (revolt from the voters) or will we find relief for the markets by the end of 2017 from a Fillon/Mer...