Author Archives: rudi2020

Belgium, Bonds, Baguettes

Posted on January 21, 2011 by rudi2020

In case you hoped getting to know what BBB rating really stands for, this is not the right post to find out. This one will give you an overview of this week‘s bond-concerned ongoings in the EU, ranging from madness … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | 2 Comments

European Banks will sort it all out…

Posted on January 13, 2011 by rudi2020

… will they? This week Brussels plans that European Banks are the ones to finance the European Fonds for instable countries. The security fond EFSF already keeps some bn750$ – European tax payers money.

Posted in Financial crisis and various bubbles to be continued | 5 Comments

Estonia introduces Euro as main currency 1/1/2011

Posted on January 6, 2011 by rudi2020

Is Estonia embracing the new currency or are they having restraints? In this blog post you will learn about the advantages of the new replacement for the traditional Estonian Kroon, former national currency.

Posted in Monetary Policy | 7 Comments

Germany’s Mid Sized Companies content. Are they?

Posted on December 2, 2010 by rudi2020

Status quo makes entrepreneuers happy, future is heralded positively. Others see it a bit more dismal.

Posted in Financial knickknacks | 1 Comment

New hope for Argentina’s economy

Posted on November 25, 2010 by rudi2020

It is too early for clinking glasses but former Argentine president Nestor Kirchner (RIP 2010)  will turn over in his grave if he is following current talks to IMF – Please yourself Nestor! Talks are for the sake of Argentine … Continue reading →

Posted in Monetary Policy | Tagged | 2 Comments

Argentina is no treat for vultures

Posted on November 18, 2010 by rudi2020

No need to be all optimistic about Argentina’s economy after its latest stunt in bond-politics.

Posted in Monetary Policy | Tagged , , | 2 Comments