Ishwar Prasad

I mean, this is a very rich economy, but they're just not growing very much there.

I mean, this is a very rich economy, but they're just not growing very much there.

I mean, this is a very rich economy, but they're just not growing very much there.

And they really need exports to grow. Which means they need a weaker yen. So for them, they don't really want it.

And they really need exports to grow. Which means they need a weaker yen. So for them, they don't really want it.

And they really need exports to grow. Which means they need a weaker yen. So for them, they don't really want it.

Collectively, it's a lot. But individually, each of these reserve currencies doesn't amount to very much.

Collectively, it's a lot. But individually, each of these reserve currencies doesn't amount to very much.

Collectively, it's a lot. But individually, each of these reserve currencies doesn't amount to very much.

Yeah, it's, yeah, I wouldn't put that negative spin on it.

Yeah, it's, yeah, I wouldn't put that negative spin on it.

Yeah, it's, yeah, I wouldn't put that negative spin on it.

It has pretty big financial markets, so why not the euro?

It has pretty big financial markets, so why not the euro?

It has pretty big financial markets, so why not the euro?

To put it mildly, it's a mess.

To put it mildly, it's a mess.

To put it mildly, it's a mess.

What we learned is that the Greek government bond is not exactly as safe as a German bond.

What we learned is that the Greek government bond is not exactly as safe as a German bond.