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EUROZONE INTEREST RATE POLICY 2013


Um den Sehr Ehrenwerten Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel

Von: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja

Datum: 28. April 2013

RE: Eurozone Zinspolitik

Vorschlag: ECB Zinsentscheidung sollte jeder der Mitgliedsstaaten passen.

Guten Morgen Kanzlerin. Sie sind weltweit eine der wertvollsten Führer. Sie drehen in Deutschland in der unangefochtene Marktführer in Europa erreicht. Dies ist einer der größten Erfolg in Ihrem Leben. Ich räumte ein, dass niedrige Zinsen das Risiko finanzieller Stabilität zu erhöhen und könnte eine Immobilienblase in der Eurozone getroffen. Darüber hinaus sind Eurozone niedrigen Zinsen zu verletzen Eurozone Kunden auf ihre Einzahlung aber Bedingungen für die Kreditvergabe in der Eurozone noch weit strenger als Deutschland. Darüber hinaus hat die deutsche Geschäftsklima-Index auch fortlaufend für den zweiten Monat gesunken. Ich denke, es ist nicht die Zeit, um der zunehmenden Zinspolitik denken. Gleichzeitig Eurozone Geschäftsmodell sollte nicht durch den niedrigen Zinssatz geschädigt werden. Wenn die Banken in einigen Ländern in der Eurozone, werden nicht zu vernünftigen Zinsen, die logische Folge der Wirtschaft im Euroraum gefährlich verleihen. So sollte Zinspolitik der ECB passen jede der Mitgliedsstaaten und stimulieren Geldausgeben zu erleichtern, um die negativen Output-Lücke für Mitgliedstaaten der Eurozone schließen. Meiner Meinung nach, sollte Leitzins nicht aus dem derzeitigen niedrigen Niveau für einen bestimmten Zeitraum abweichen.

Kanzler wird Eurozone immer stärker als im Vorjahr, weil es keine Ansteckung aus Zypern in andere Länder des Euroraums, aber Herausforderungen sind und bleiben. Wir alle müssen mit Überzeugung und Entschlossenheit in Richtung Vereinigte Staaten von Europa, die Stabilität und die Gewährleistung des Wohlstands in der Eurozone wieder funktionieren wird.

Aufrichtige Grüße,
Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja.
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To: The Right Honourable German Chancellor Angela Merkel

From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja

Date: April 28, 2013

RE: Eurozone Interest Rate Policy

Suggestion: ECB interest rate decision should fit each of the member states.

Good Morning Chancellor. You are world’s one of the most valuable leader. You accomplished in turning Germany into the uncontested leader of Europe. This is one of greatest achievement in your life. I acknowledged that low interest rates increase the risk of financial stability and could hit a real estate bubble in eurozone. Moreover, eurozone low interest rates hurting eurozone customers on their deposit but lending conditions in the eurozone are still far tighter than Germany.  In addition, German Business Climate Index has also fallen consecutively for the second month. I think, it is not the time to think of increasing interest rate policy. At the same time eurozone business model should not be harmed by the low interest rate. If banks in some countries in eurozone area will not lend at reasonable interest rates, the corollary of the euro area economy dangerous. Thus, ECB interest rate policy should fit each of the member states and stimulate money spending to facilitate to close the negative output gap for eurozone member states. In my opinion, policy rate should not deviate from the current low level for certain period.  

Chancellor, eurozone is getting stronger than previous year because there was no contagion from Cyprus to other euro area countries but challenges are remain. We must all work with conviction and determination towards United States of Europe that will restore stability and ensuring prosperity in the euro area.

Sincere Regards,
Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja.   
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