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Global Central Bank Focus Currency and QE: Ramifications of Questioning the Euro Currency and QE: Ramifications of Questioning the Euro The risk of redenomination, remote as it is, still complicates the European Central Bank’s exit from quantitative easing.
Global Central Bank Focus The ECB: A Little More Easing Before a Thorny Exit The ECB: A Little More Easing Before a Thorny Exit Ensuring a smooth exit from extraordinary monetary policy will be no enviable task.
Global Central Bank Focus An Ugly Deleveraging An Ugly Deleveraging For the European Central Bank to orchestrate a beautiful deleveraging, the economy needs the right mix of growth and inflation.
Cyclical outlook Inflation, Growth and Politics Will Guide Central Banks’ Hands in Europe in 2016 Inflation, Growth and Politics Will Guide Central Banks’ Hands in Europe in 2016 We expect the result will be alternating periods of stability and volatility.
Global Central Bank Focus The Changing Dynamics of Eurozone Inflation The Changing Dynamics of Eurozone Inflation Europe’s sovereign debt crisis and its governments’ responses to it have changed the relationship between inflation and economic slack in a way that is causing inflation to undershoot the ECB’s forecast.
Andrew Bosomworth Head of Portfolio Management, Germany Share Add Download Print Mr. Bosomworth is a managing director in the Munich office, head of portfolio management in Germany, chairman of the European portfolio committee and a member of PIMCO Deutschland GmbH’s management board. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2001, he worked at the European Central Bank, Merrill Lynch and at New Zealand’s Debt Management Office. He has 24 years of investment experience and holds a master's degree in economics from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. He also graduated from the Advanced Studies Program in International Policy Research at the Kiel Institute in Germany.
