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Court OrderCreatesSovereign Default

their participation ... in order to avoidtriggeringa sovereign default

paying the debt firstto preventa sovereign default

their opposition ... which was designedto preventa sovereign default

the financial system must do so againto preventsovereign default

getting a 45 billion euro bail - out packageto preventa sovereign default

the European debt crisis(passive) triggered bysovereign defaults

that the ECB will step in and print cashto preventa sovereign default

a failure to raise the debt limit by a date certainwould createa sovereign default

fiscal pressures generated by large - scale domestic defaults ( Arellano & Kocherlakota , 2008 , NBER WP 13794(passive) are often caused bySovereign defaults

a withdrawal of its support to the Greek banking sectorresultingfrom a sovereign default

getting a € 45bn bail - out packageto preventa sovereign default

existential threatening lossesresultingfrom sovereign default

the government ’ s need for funds to provide deposit insurancecan triggera sovereign default

The ECB ’s LTRO will do enoughto preventsovereign defaults

the interpretation of the ECB mandateto preventa sovereign default

Further fiscal expansion would have made the debt unsustainableleading eventuallyto sovereign default

26 Apr 2013 CCP ‘ Armageddoncould leadto sovereign default

On the one hand , there is the resolution ( or lack thereof ) of the peripheral funding crisis in Europe , as Europe becomes clear that the first Greek bailout has failed and a second one is necessaryto preventa sovereign default

a large amount of real and razed the state budgetcould leadsovereign default

are not willing to commit — sufficient resources to prevent a crisis in the Spanish banking system and , by extensionto preventsovereign default

In exchange , Chinese state - owned lenders will probably agree to debt restructuringpreventinga sovereign default

What percentage of overall debt / GDP ratiohas historically triggeredsovereign defaults

economic contraction in countries that are locked into an uncompetitive exchange rate(passive) may also be prompted bySovereign defaults

Inability to Repay Debt(passive) Triggered bySovereign Default

better contractsCould ... preventsovereign defaults

the toolsto preventsovereign defaults

Incapability to Repay Debt under a Nonlinear Fiscal Policy Rule " Presentation 2018.6.20 Tatsushi Okuda and Tomohiro Tsuruga(passive) Triggered bySovereign Default

a collapse in commodity prices(passive) are ... triggered bysovereign defaults

the risk of external debt distresscould leadto sovereign default

Debt crisesleadto sovereign default

Inability to service the debtmay resultin Sovereign Default

the market ... sufficientto causesovereign defaults

a stagnant economy and huge deficitsleadto sovereign default

adding on a foreign currency debt of 42 % of GDPmight triggera sovereign default

political turnover(passive) to be triggered bya sovereign default

financial assistance of the international community ... necessaryto preventsovereign defaults

secondary markets ... sufficientto preventsovereign defaults

adding on a foreign currency debt of 42 per cent of GDPmight triggera sovereign default

a very explicit exit strategy of how to deal with this unprecedented debt load ... in every previous occasion in historyhas ledto sovereign default

internal financial crisiscreatedinternal financial crisis

a domestic financial crisiswould sparka domestic financial crisis

A new financial crisis(passive) triggered byA new financial crisis

losses for them , which translate into a financial crisiscauseslosses for them , which translate into a financial crisis

bank insolvencycould triggerbank insolvency

large losses for the banks , which translate into a financial crisiscauseslarge losses for the banks , which translate into a financial crisis

to financial crisis More news stories at therealnews.comleadingto financial crisis More news stories at therealnews.com

to a bank run with potential contagion effectsleadsto a bank run with potential contagion effects

to bank crisis with serious economic consequencesleadingto bank crisis with serious economic consequences

a cascade of bank failurescausinga cascade of bank failures

these banks towards insolvency ... effectively turning a fiscal crisis into a financial crisisleadsthese banks towards insolvency ... effectively turning a fiscal crisis into a financial crisis

to greater risk premiums in the asset classcan leadto greater risk premiums in the asset class

a Depression - SilverCreatea Depression - Silver

banking crises ... but do not find the oppositecan triggerbanking crises ... but do not find the opposite

conflicts of interest(passive) caused byconflicts of interest

a Lehman - style crash,\ " added Denham , in reference to the collapsed US investment bank which sparked the 2008 global financial crisiscould causea Lehman - style crash,\ " added Denham , in reference to the collapsed US investment bank which sparked the 2008 global financial crisis

sovereign default 's ejection from the eurozonecould have triggeredsovereign default 's ejection from the eurozone

in huge losses for German , French , Swiss and other European as well as American banks and carried contagion risk , which might have led to the dissolution of the eurozone itselfwould have resultedin huge losses for German , French , Swiss and other European as well as American banks and carried contagion risk , which might have led to the dissolution of the eurozone itself

to banking crises or a domestic credit crunchleadto banking crises or a domestic credit crunch

a Depression | Armstrong Economics «Createa Depression | Armstrong Economics «

to fall again in 2005 , September 28 , 2004setto fall again in 2005 , September 28 , 2004

to higher subsequent borrowing costsleadto higher subsequent borrowing costs

financial crises that lead to severe recessions(passive) are triggered byfinancial crises that lead to severe recessions

Economic crisis(passive) may also be caused byEconomic crisis

to systemic crisiscould leadto systemic crisis

the debt crisis(passive) created bythe debt crisis

the threat of crisis(passive) caused bythe threat of crisis

in inflation as high as the 70smight resultin inflation as high as the 70s

the collapse of the Euro ( our base case assumption herecausesthe collapse of the Euro ( our base case assumption here

to more steep rises in interest ratesleadingto more steep rises in interest rates

a domestic banking crisis , in which case central bank action may be partially dictated by the liquidity needs of banksto triggera domestic banking crisis , in which case central bank action may be partially dictated by the liquidity needs of banks

a Depression Feb 17 , 2017 / By adminCreatea Depression Feb 17 , 2017 / By admin

a depression president martin van burencreatea depression president martin van buren

to another banking crisisleadingto another banking crisis

an inflationary spiral , an inflationary spiral ’s the opposite that could happenwould createan inflationary spiral , an inflationary spiral ’s the opposite that could happen

a Depression Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte & His Exile in New JerseyCreatea Depression Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte & His Exile in New Jersey

direct losses for its creditors , the people who willingly lent money in the first placewould ... causedirect losses for its creditors , the people who willingly lent money in the first place

a huge financial and real crisiscould triggera huge financial and real crisis

an international crisis in the financial marketsthereby creatingan international crisis in the financial markets

from the U.S. Treasury being unable to pay the interest on its existing debtwould resultfrom the U.S. Treasury being unable to pay the interest on its existing debt

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