European Government Debt
Matthew Wright
Livewire Markets
Jennifer Thomson from Gavekal Capital produced interesting charts on European Government Debt after data released earlier in the week. This data showed a further increase in debt levels in the Eurozone in Q1, however this was at a slowing rate of change. “It will come as no surprise that the country with the highest debt to GDP ratio is Greece, followed by Italy and then Portugal. 1Q 2015 marked the first quarter since 2012 in which debt as a percent of GDP actually contracted in Greece. Ireland and, to a somewhat lesser extent, Germany have been the most successful in lowering their debt ratios.” To access more charts click here (VIEW LINK)
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Matt has over 10 years’ experience in financial markets and is currently a successful Proprietary Trader with Epoch, trading interest rate and equity derivatives. Matt managed relative value interest rate books for large SFE locals in his early days and was previously a Senior Broker with Newedge providing multi-asset solutions to institutional clients. With time spent working in both London and Singapore he has trading and advisory experience across a multitude of derivatives and securities. Matt has post graduate qualifications in both Applied Finance and Economics.
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Matthew Wright
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Matt has over 10 years’ experience in financial markets and is currently a successful Proprietary Trader with Epoch, trading interest rate and equity derivatives. Matt managed relative value interest rate books for large SFE locals in his early...
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Matthew Wright
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Matt has over 10 years’ experience in financial markets and is currently a successful Proprietary Trader with Epoch, trading interest rate and equity derivatives. Matt managed relative value interest rate books for large SFE locals in his early...
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