March inflation numbers are in in Latvia: 8.5% y-o-y, with monthly numbers (1.4%) far exceeding expectations (0.5%). The Baltic Times put it, Macarena reckons, in rather straight-forward terms:
In Latvia, inflation soared 1.4 percent in March, a full percentage point above expectations. The result baffled economists, who had predicted 0.4 - 0.5 percent. On closer analysis, however, it became clear that the culprit was the lat, which had lost a portion of its value against the euro as more forex traders sold the Latvian currency in favor of euros. (see here).
In Estonia numbers were also higher than expected: 1% in March, 5.3% y-o-y.
Let the games continue!
The more serious financial crises of the last 10 years have always caught Macarena sunbathing somewhere else. She thinks this is not a concidence, so she made two decisions. Number one: gain some weight, so the mere thought of using her old white bikini would become sufficiently embarassing, regardless of the guy at hand. Number two, force me to post her random thoughts on finance as she delights herself on jamon pata negra and manchego cheese.
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We would much apreciate your random thoughts in regards to very recent mesaures taken by monetary authorities in Colombia.
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