Cyprus: A Small Country Raises Big Questions
The Cypriot bailout rekindled many fears about the eurozone’s ability to stay together.
Joonatan Jakobs
European Central Bank Signals Willingness to Intervene
Mario Draghi appears to open the door to further action to stave off the prospect of the euro’s collapse.
European Banking Union Step Toward “Transfer Union”
The interconnectedness of European banks and states necessitates closer union.
Greek Debt Agreement Met With Cautious Optimism
Having reduced its gargantuan debt burden, the Greek government can say, from here, things will get better.
European Fiscal Compact Could Be Challenged
Despite Germany’s push for a European fiscal compact, events may trigger a serious deviation from the proposed path.
Europe’s “Comprehensive” Plan Raises More Questions
The process is a gamble on how long the eurozone can afford to muddle through.
Eurobonds Thwarted by German High Court
A German court decision puts the issuance of eurobonds on hold.
Eurobond Faces Major Obstacles
How would eurobonds work and why are they unpopular in the economically stronger north of Europe?
Eurozone Crisis Enters New Phase
Joonatan Jakobs is more optimistic about Europe’s ability to emerge from its debt crisis but many uncertainties linger.
Europe Aims to Regulate Credit Rating Agencies
Joonatan Jakobs is skeptical whether European reforms efforts will improve competition in the credit rating market.