Deutsche Bank’s Shocking Admission: “QE In Europe Will Be Ineffective”…(Brace For Impact…)
by Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge.com
10/07/2014
Euroglut: a new phase of global imbalances
This report argues that both “secular stagnation” and “normalization” are incomplete frameworks for understanding the post-crisis world. Instead, “Euroglut” – the global imbalance created by Europe’s massive current account surplus will be the defining variable for the rest of this decade. Euroglut implies three things: a significantly weaker euro (we forecast 0.95 in EUR/USD by end-2017), low long-end yields and exceptionally flat global yield curves, and ongoing inflows into “good” EM assets. In other words, we expect Europe’s huge excess savings combined with aggressive ECB easing to lead to some of the largest capital outflows in the history of financial markets.
Introducing Euroglut
The Rest…HERE
