European Energy: mind the gaps.
As we have discussed in our latest Algebris Bullet, energy continues to be the field on which the hardest and...
16 June 2022
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Rouble Trouble: why the new Russian gas payment scheme matters.
In a Decree signed on March 31st, Russia’s president Putin ordered that payment for the supply of Russian gas to...
15 April 2022
Keep readingWar and Grains: Impact of Ukraine-Russia conflict on food security and prices.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has significantly increased the uncertainty of global agricultural supply and trade in the short to medium-term....
25 March 2022
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The Green Leaf | Europe Unplugged: can we give up Russian gas?
Download Over the past two years, European leaders have made ample use of war metaphors to rally citizens in the...
28 February 2022
Keep readingThe Green Leaf | Back to the Future: will the 2020s be the new 1970s?
Download At the ECB’s December press conference, Christine Lagarde announced a considerable revision in the ECB’s inflation forecast – two-third...
26 January 2022
Keep readingEurope’s Covid Resurgence: Why Boosters are Key
As winter draws closer, Europe is again facing the threat of a new Covid wave with daily cases hitting record...
23 November 2021
Keep readingA Risk of Wage-Price Spiral? Comparison Between the US and Eurozone Labour Markets
Among mounting talks of stagflation and the risk of shifts in inflation regimes, we update our comparison of US and...
20 October 2021
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The Green Leaf | The Dawn of Climate Inflation?
Download Had the CPI included the cost of paying for our growing CO2 emissions the price level today would be...
18 October 2021
Keep readingGerman Elections: taking stock
After a very tight electoral race, Germany is entering what looks like a long period of coalition negotiations. All the...
30 September 2021
Keep readingGerman Election 2021: What’s the outlook for economic policy?
On 26th September, Germans will go to the polls to elect the first government of the post-Merkel era. With only...
10 September 2021
Keep readingComparing the US and Eurozone post-Covid labour markets
A comparison of Beveridge curves in the Eurozone and the US shows how, while in Euro countries a return to...
24 June 2021
Keep readingIs the US Approaching a Wage-Price Spiral? It’s Still Too Early to Tell
The US is bouncing back strongly from the Covid-driven recession, as vaccination rate climbs and states reopen their economies. With...
23 June 2021
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