Still 0,4 cents to go,but if the Euro drops below the dollar (probably tomorrow) it might go fast to drop even more, because people lose trust. Inflation will go brrrrr
They say that’s good for the exports.
yeah, the next iPhones are gonna be really fking expensive here.
Clearly time for USA to join eurozone and make the single, single currency /s
Less iPhones more Xiaomis and Oppos 💪💪
At least I won’t get scammed anymore on literally everything that falls under electronics and digital goods where they’ve been pricing this way for years.
I guess i can change my 20 dollars and then i have 145 euros
And inflation might further explode if Russia cuts gas supplies. Will the ECB risk losing control or will it raise rates risking to push debt-ridden countries in deep shit (which might have second order effects on the eurozone)?
Its mandate to maintain stability would suggest the latter, but it seems to me to be a very tricky question.
Bleak times in Europe ahead, especially in Germany with the gas situation. Time to pack it up and head back home.
This will make corporate takeovers cheaper and we may see an increase in European assets being bought by US firms
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Still 0,4 cents to go,but if the Euro drops below the dollar (probably tomorrow) it might go fast to drop even more, because people lose trust. Inflation will go brrrrr
They say that’s good for the exports.
yeah, the next iPhones are gonna be really fking expensive here.
Clearly time for USA to join eurozone and make the single, single currency /s
Less iPhones more Xiaomis and Oppos 💪💪
At least I won’t get scammed anymore on literally everything that falls under electronics and digital goods where they’ve been pricing this way for years.
I guess i can change my 20 dollars and then i have 145 euros
And inflation might further explode if Russia cuts gas supplies. Will the ECB risk losing control or will it raise rates risking to push debt-ridden countries in deep shit (which might have second order effects on the eurozone)?
Its mandate to maintain stability would suggest the latter, but it seems to me to be a very tricky question.
Bleak times in Europe ahead, especially in Germany with the gas situation. Time to pack it up and head back home.
This will make corporate takeovers cheaper and we may see an increase in European assets being bought by US firms