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The year has just started with the banking sector rising strongly

A Very Good Start For The Banking Sector

The year that has just started looks like one of those textbooks opportunities which appear by magic at the beginning of a new year. The banking sector has risen strongly, only beaten by Metals&Mining and Automotive. For Alphavalue’s experts this ranking suggests we are not facing a shift in fundamentals. All the protagonists in the banking sector are clearly confirming that it’s not just a case of rediscovering a handful of quality names.




Greece's bailout program ends on Aug. 21

A year of risk and reward for Greece

Greece enters a new year that could prove to be a watershed in its long and meandering traipse through three successive bailouts and faltering efforts to overcome the chronic weaknesses that contributed to one of the most damaging economic crises the developed world has seen.



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Can Cryptocurrency Help Alleviate Poverty?

Tasnim Nazeer | Cryptocurrency, or blockchain, is rapidly evolving around the world to cater for virtual peer-to-peer transactions using digital currency. Virtual money has made the daily business of life much easier for many of us, but can it help alleviate poverty in the developing world?




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A German Model For The Rest of Europe?

Francesco Saraceno | Angela Merkel will be Chancellor for the fourth time, marking a long period of political and policy stability. In the past fifteen years Germany emerged as the model to follow for the other large economies. For since its economy has performed better, in terms of growth and unemployment, than France or Italy.


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Catalonia Referendum : The Train Crash Has Happened. What Now?

The predicted train crash between the Catalan and the Spanish governments has now happened. But what’s next? It’s difficult for the referendum to be a success, but the the fact there is no independence in the short-term, doesn’t mean that the train crash is not going to have consequences in the medium-term.