A quarter of global sovereign debt is in negative territory. Large multinationals are also borrowing at negative rates. Isn't accepting to lose money by lending the world upside down? Will commercial banks dare to pass on these negative rates to our bank accounts? The analysis of Michel Aglietta, professor of economics, advisor to CEPII. Ecorama of April 4, 2016, presented by David Jacquot, on Boursorama.com.
source: Boursorama.com via Anonymous Contributor
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