Europe Will Find A Way Forward with the Euro

Barry Eichengreen discusses the euro's resilience, emphasizing its economic and political challenges. He introduces himself and his work in economic history and macroeconomics, highlighting the importance of empirical research and big data. The discussion shifts to China's economic strategy, focusing on growth targets and rebalancing efforts. Eichengreen analyzes the renminbi's internationalization, comparing it to other currencies and stressing the need for political reform in China to enhance its global financial role.

What are the challenges associated with holding the euro together?

How does the speaker compare the euro to Hotel California?

What is the speaker's view on the future of China's economic growth?

What role does the speaker believe the renminbi will play in the future?

What are the implications of China's strategy of renminbi internationalization?

How does the speaker assess the safety of Chinese financial assets compared to US assets?

What factors does the speaker believe will affect the dollar's status as a safe haven currency?