Thanks for your views, I tend to agree. Germany is the ECB's flagship and centre stage as far as policy making but are things that great, I don't think so. I was talking to a German estate agent the other day and he says house prices are on the edge of a precipice having dropped significantly already, plus the banking system is in the same position as the rest of the world, one small German bank went bust just the other day.
I can't see the Eurozone escaping unscathed while the rest of the economic world is in the poop. Surely the ECB recognize that so why won't they move, I just don't understand their logic.
Here in UK everything is about to hit the proverbial fan, property prices, credit squeeze, interest rates set to fall to 4% by year end, recession isn't out of the question. The MPC like the ECB is behind the curve in my limited opinion.
The US might be in a mess but we're all in the same boat.
What part of the world are you in Ivan? How are things there?