BilliamD75
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I didn't realise the FED took Euro deposits?...when you can deposit it at the fed for a better rate with easy access
I didn't realise the FED took Euro deposits?...
European banks have their problems but are better capitalised than five years ago.
No...DB has a strong capital position they reported a 14% CET1 ratio at end of 2018. The issue is their business model cannot meet their targets in this economic environment.
Yes, on paper they have a strong capital position. But isnt that capital supported via ECB interventions? At least indirectly?*
*im no expert in these matters so if im way off kilter here I will add no more.
Irish debt to gdp/gnp or even gni makes no difference or does the inflation rate. The spread between Italian and German bonds is the real indication of where things are in the bond markets,
now that aside when we borrowed the money a few years back why not build the hospital then, it would cost less than today
instead of paying wages/pensions ec
I could build the hospital on the same site and design for half the costs.
if it were private sector capital do you think there would be overruns and overbudget the answer is no way
let the private sector with there capital build infrastructure projects.
I was in that game, no way would we get away with 100/200% overruns.yes public sector wages and pensions should be paid, however from borrowed money? We all know that there is to much gouging going on with public monies and then passing the bill on to the private sector, I will explain another day how to build infrastructure projects in a democratic way for the benefits of society. As a nation we have to live within are means going forward, thats just my opinion.
if we had our own currency we could inflate the debt over time
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