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Patrick Artus

Are the peripheral euro-zone countries still very different from the core euro-zone countries?

Si nce the subprime crisis in 2008-2009 and the euro-zone crisis in 2010-2013, financial markets have strictly differentiated the peripheral euro-zone countries and the core euro-zone countries. Does this differentiation till make sense now? The differences between the peripheral and the core euro-zone countries concerned: External solvency; Fiscal solvency; Private-sector debt and real estate prices; The situation of banks. What have these differences become now? The peripheral euro-zone countries: Have restored their external and fiscal solvency; Have lower private-sector debt and real estate prices than the core euro-zone countries; But still have problems with their banks.
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Patrick Artus

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