Lena Komileva

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First reported May 23 2013 - Updated May 23 2013 - 1 reports

Spain Yields Nudge Up, Sells More Bonds Than Planned

Spain's borrowing costs nudged up from recent multi-year lows at a bond auction Thursday, but analysts said the rising yields and slightly lower demand than last time didn't suggest investors were losing their appetite for riskier debt.The rise in bond ... [Published Nasdaq - May 23 2013]
First reported May 13 2013 - Updated May 13 2013 - 1 reports

Global doldrums: The world’s largest economies are losing steam

Global doldrums: The world’s largest economies are losing steamGet short URLTagsCrisis, Global economyThe US, the EU, Germany, China and Japan are experiencing sluggish economic growth as international markets attempt to shake off the shackles of the ... [Published Russia Today - May 13 2013]
First reported May 09 2013 - Updated May 09 2013 - 1 reports

ECB won't cut deposit rate below zero -Reuters poll

* Few economists think ECB will cut deposit rate below zero* Analysts back ECB aim to stimulate ABS market* Economists say ECB limited in its ability to boost growth* Main refinancing rate to stay on hold through to mid-2014LONDON, May 9 (Reuters) - The ... [Published CNBC - May 09 2013]
First reported May 09 2013 - Updated May 09 2013 - 1 reports

DJ FX CHAT: ECB needs energized ABS market to boost economy

Some ECB officials have signaled the ABS market could be its next tool to get credits flowing into small- and medium-sized firms to juice growth. But Lena Komileva, chief economist at G+ Economics, notes that SME securitizations currently make little ... [Published Individual.com - May 09 2013]
First reported May 03 2013 - Updated May 03 2013 - 1 reports

Komileva Says U.S. Jobs Data to Show Economy Soggy

May 3 (Bloomberg) -- Lena Komileva, managing director and chief economist at G+ Economics Ltd., and Robin Marshall, director of fixed income at Smith & Williamson Investment Management, discuss the outlook for today's U.S. April jobs report. They speak ... [Published BusinessWeek - May 03 2013]
First reported Apr 24 2013 - Updated Apr 24 2013 - 1 reports

China’s factories stumble as Germany’s shrink

China and Germany, the world’s two biggest exporters, showed new signs of weakness in major business surveys yesterday, increasing doubt about the strength of global demand and economic recovery.The only question is why the ECB has not cut rates alre ... [Published Times of Malta - Apr 24 2013]
First reported Apr 23 2013 - Updated Apr 24 2013 - 1 reports

China’s factories crawl and Germany’s shrinks

LONDON — China and Germany, the world’s two biggest exporters, showed new signs of weakness in major business surveys on Tuesday, increasing doubt about the strength of global demand and economic recovery. A similar survey for U.S. manufacturing is ... [Published Financial Post - Top Stories - Apr 23 2013]
First reported Apr 23 2013 - Updated Apr 23 2013 - 1 reports

Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren't Great News

If very high interest rates are bad for Europe, then very low ones must be good, right? Seems logical. Yet the big drop in yields on government bonds of Italy, Spain, Ireland, and Portugal isn’t entirely positive, especially for the European Central ... [Published BusinessWeek - Apr 23 2013]
First reported Apr 23 2013 - Updated Apr 23 2013 - 1 reports

Want to know what the ECB is going to do? Watch the German PMI

A sudden turn for the worse across German companies should clinch an interest rate cut from the European Central Bank next week, or in June at the latest. That?s because the latest PMI surveys, which have a decent correlation with economic growth, suggest ... [Published Reuters - Apr 23 2013]
First reported Apr 14 2013 - Updated Apr 15 2013 - 2 reports

When Can We All Admit the Euro Is An Economic Failure?

The last month of data flow from Europe is nothing short of depressing. It seems that the history of the Eurocrisis can be summed up as a repeated effort to snatch failure from the jaws of defeat. The Euro and the policy framework that supports it is ... [Published Seeking Alpha - Apr 15 2013]
First reported Mar 25 2013 - Updated Mar 25 2013 - 1 reports

Cyprus rescue raises new questions about eurozone’s long-term survival

LONDON — The messy deal to bail out Cyprus has averted the latest threat to the break-up of the euro but at the cost of raising new questions about the single currency’s long-term viability. Savers in other eurozone banks appear so far to be taking ... [Published Financial Post - Top Stories - Mar 25 2013]

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Spain Yields Nudge Up, Sells More Bonds Than Pl... [Published Nasdaq - May 23 2013]
Global doldrums: The world’s largest economies... [Published Russia Today - May 13 2013]
DJ FX CHAT: ECB needs energized ABS market to b... [Published Individual.com - May 09 2013]
ECB won't cut deposit rate below zero -Reuters ... [Published CNBC - May 09 2013]
Komileva Says U.S. Jobs Data to Show Economy Soggy [Published BusinessWeek - May 03 2013]
China’s factories stumble as Germany’s shrink [Published Times of Malta - Apr 24 2013]
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren't Great News [Published BusinessWeek - Apr 23 2013]
Want to know what the ECB is going to do? Watch... [Published Reuters - Apr 23 2013]
China’s factories crawl and Germany’s shrinks [Published Financial Post - Top Stories - Apr 23 2013]
When Can We All Admit the Euro Is An Economic F... [Published Seeking Alpha - Apr 15 2013]
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