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    Say goodbye to the Euro

    You could attribute it to Japanese government spending and the following downmove to the collapsing global economy rather than the failed government policies themselves. I would say there is always a tension line between local policies and global circumstances. Let's agree the Japan...
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    Say goodbye to the Euro

    Didnt the Nikkei more than double from 2003 to 2007? http://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXNIKKEI:.N225
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    Apparantly the US has one of the smallest shadow economies of the developed world. Quite strange really given the distrust segments of the society always had against the federal government. Perhaps they fear the IRS that much? Which in turn doesnt bodes to well with the country's image of...
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    HIGHLIGHTS-Greek FinMin unveils tax reform, wage policy Greece outlined on Tuesday its public sector incomes policy and a tax reform bill, as part of an EU-endorsed plan to increase state revenues and reduce its huge deficit The following are comments by Greek Finance Minister George...
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    Say goodbye to the Euro

    Seriously, I think this is where deflationists get it at least partially wrong. Governments will be reluctant to reign in spending and will pass the bill to the consumer since the taxpayer is basically tapped out. In my view this will ultimately drive riskier assets higher due to the...
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    If Greece was a US state it would rank 25th as far as infant mortality rates goes. I've said it here before but these comparisons between countries living standards are interesting but difficult due to big imbalances in a huge place like the US and even internally in these little countries.
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    It turns out from the BIS [Bank of International Settlements] numbers, that the largest holders of Greek debt are French, followed by the Swiss, although my guess is that a lot of that is hedged, and I don't know that the BIS picks that up, and then the Germans. The numbers as of last June were...
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    What happens to the hundreds of billion Euro German banking exposure to the Club Med? They just write it off?
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    Swiss politician threatens to disclose top German tax cheats

    A Swiss member of parliament alleged Saturday that top German public officials had secret bank accounts in Switzerland and threatened to out them if Germany purchased stolen data. Alfred Heer, of the hard-right Swiss People's Party (SVP), told the daily Bild that his party would work towards...
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    This Edwards guy is a giant bear on everything. I wonder how he advices his clients to protect themselves.
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    Say goodbye to the Euro

    Tickets for the bus just spiked 20% here last month.:eek:
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    China flees dollar

    Having said that, they have been diversifiying outside of the USD, but relative in size compared to their entire holdings ofcourse. China Becomes Oil ETF’s No. 4 Holder, Buys SPDR Gold China Investment Corp., the nation’s sovereign wealth fund, invested for the first time in the U.S...
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    High Hendry - Got to love how he tells it....

    Pompous prick. :)
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    Greece's Debt Crisis - How Does This Happen?

    I believe AEP in his Telegraph column touches upon this subject quite often. Intrest rates were kept artificially low in the begining of the decade to smooth Germany trough it's slump creating huge investment mis allocations in the club med which have come home to roost today so in a way...
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    Say goodbye to the Euro

    We are still above the levels from where many pundits predicted The USD and Euro to reach parity about a year ago.:)
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    Greece's Debt Crisis - How Does This Happen?

    The unions rule Europe! AB INBEV wanted to fire a couple of hundred workers last month and they just closed the factory blocking the booze untill shops and bars ran out and the lay offs were retracted. lol :p Ofcourse even a child is aware of the longer term consequences of this but...
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    China flees dollar

    Chinese now top 3 holders of gold and oil ETF!
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    Peter Schiff was Right.

    •The economy will NOT recover in 2009: I'll take this one, although some would argue I only deserve half (I said 8% unemployment U3, we actually got 10%.) •Deflation, not inflation, will become evident well beyond housing. Miss. Valid if you look at energy, but the "well beyond"...
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    U.S. jobless claims down 43,000 to 440,000

    Theve all become traders.
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    Peter Schiff was Right.

    They could send each citizen a 1 million$ cheque in the mail.
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